I Would Hate Not To Do A

The Security Comes, As An Actor, In Knowing That You're Not In Control. If You Try To Control Your Career, Or How People Perceive You, You'll Make Yourself Unhappy, Because Life Doesn't Work Like That. So Much Is Luck. It's Much Better To Let Yourself Off, To Think, 'there's Nothing I Can Do.'

Nobody's Just Arrogant. I've Met People Who Are Embattled And Dismissive, But When You Get To Know Them, You Find That They're Vulnerable - That That Hauteur Or Standoffishiness Is Because They're Pedaling Furiously Underneath.

Actors Have To Remind People That They Can Do Different Things, Not Just The Same Style Of One Role.

I Think It Sits Quite Happily With Me, The Condition Of Being An Actor. I See Some People Getting Quite Eaten Up With It, With The Insecurities. There Are Times When I Long For Continuity And Stability, But I Also Love The Idea Of Not Knowing What I'll Be Doing Next - Or Even If I'm Going To Work.

It Must Be Odd, Being Recognizable. I Would Hate To Lose That Anonymity.