I Probably Should Get A Bit More

In London I'm Out And About All The Time. I Walk Everywhere, So People Do Recognise Me And They've Probably Seen Me Before So They're Not Bothered Anymore. But I Think That's A Good Thing Because If You Try And Remain Mysterious People Are Surprised When They See You. With Me, I Think They're Just Bored Of Seeing Me - But That Suits Me Just Fine Because I Like To Live As Much Of A Normal Life As I Can. That's Why I Love Living In London. People Are Very Respectful Of Your Privacy. If They See You Having A Coffee In A Coffee Shop, They're Not Going To Interrupt You.

I Think, For Me, I'm Always More Interested In The Process Of Making The Movie Than The Movie Itself

There Was One Day Where I Had To Be Hysterical All Day, Then Of Course It's Going To Affect You. You're Going To Go Home And Feel Drained, Or Feel Like You Need To Let Off Steam.

He [daniel Craig] Is Mysterious, And I Think That That's The Thing Bond Has To Exude, That Kind Of Mysterious Edge. He Draws You In, But He Is Also Incredibly Cool, You Know, James Bond Is Cool And Sharp And Daniel Has That To A Tee, And He's Also Got The Rawness And An Edginess To Him That Is Slightly Unhinged, And You're Not Sure What Is Going On There, And I Think That Is Really Intriguing And Interesting. It Is A Lot Weightier And Gritty, And He Has That.

I've Done About Four Deaths In Films Now, And I Think It's Quite Good Because Then It's Sort Of A Memorable Moment In The Film.