I Love My Job Very Much, And

Every Person Should Have Their Escape Route Planned. I Think Everyone Has An Apocalypse Fantasy, What Would I Do In The Event Of The End Of The World, And We Just Basically - Me And Nick - Said What Would We Do, Where Would We Head?

Also, If You Watch The Film Once, There Are Lots Of Things That You Won't Get Because There Are Punch Lines In The First Act, The Setup To Which Isn't Until The Second Act.

Having Done Spaced, I Can't Even Remember It Being That Difficult On Spaced, But We Know What The End's Going To Be Like. We Know Why We're Putting In This Amount Of Work, Or Why A Shot Might Be Particularly Tricky, Because We Know That What We Do Is Create A Whole Package. It's The Writing, The Performances, And The Style Of Camerawork, That's What We're Working Toward, And We're Prepared For That.

The Only Thing That Would Deter Me At The Moment Would Be The Idea Of Doing One Thing For A Very Long Time. There Is No Doubt In My Mind That Television Is An Incredibly Auspicious Medium Right Now. It's Where A Lot Of The Serious Acting Is Taking Place.

I Think We All Mistake Certain Things For Happiness. I Think We Mistake Comfort For Happiness And We Mistake Pleasure For Happiness, And Entertainment For Happiness, When Really These Are Just Things We Use As Proxies For Our Happiness. We Use Them To Cheer Us Up Or Try And Achieve Brief Happiness, When Really Happiness Is Something Much More Profound And Long Lasting And Exists Within Us.