If You Can Jump Up Onstage And

It's Got To Be A Challenge But At The Same Time You Have To Feel As Though You Can Play Them - It's Really Dangerous To Want To Be A Part Of Something Just Because You Think It's Going To Be Great. I've Been Sent Plenty Of Scripts Where I've Known That It's Going To Be A Great Film And A Successful One, But I Just Couldn't Convince Myself That I Was The Right Person For The Part. So, I Think You Have To Be Careful With That.

It's Usually Very, Very Hard For Me To Pick Up A Script That Was Written And Try And See Myself As A Part Of That, Especially When You're Used To Performing All Your Own Material. It's Ok With Drama, I Like Being Handed Great Material But I Think With Comedy It's Far More Personal And Probably A Lot Harder For Me To Find A Fit.

The Reason My Kids Come To The Set Is So I Can Actually See Them.

I Always Use The Analogy That When You Go To A Jeans Store And Put On A New Pair Of Jeans, It's A Pair Of Jeans And They Feel Different; So, When You're Dealing With These Sort Of Costumes It's A Very Big Departure And Really Does Make You Feel Quite Different. But It's Wonderful.

The Darker The Film, The More Vital Everyone's Sense Of Humor Is On Set.