In All Good Westerns, The Good Guy

Hen Baillie [walsh, Writer And Director] Wrote The Movie For Me I Wasn't Doing What I'm Doing Today, So When We Actually Came To Make The Movie It Seemed Silly To Change It. But Who Knows? That's The Way Things Go. What Was Interesting For Me - And What Was Always Interesting In The Script - Was That You've Got Someone Who Appears To Have Everything, Or At Least Has The Opportunity To Have Everything, And He's F**ked It Up, Or Lost It.

I Just Felt That You Can't Have A Character Fall In Love So Madly As They Did In The Last Movie And Not Finish It Off, Understand It, Get Some Closure. That's Why The Movie Is Called 'quantum Of Solace' - That's Exactly What He's Looking For.

Sexiness, Particularly In Movies, Is The Chess Game In The 'thomas Crown Affair'. It's, It's, I Don't Know, But Faye Dunaway Comes Up A Lot In That Thinking. It's The Subtlety Of Sexiness. The Moment You Try To Be Sexy, Then It's Not.

Doing A Film And Saying, I've Done A Really Dark Film And Now I Have To Do A Comedy... That's Not Me. If A Script Comes Along And It's Dark I'll Absolutely Do It And Take The Consequences. I'm Not Fussed About The Image That Goes Along With It.

Privacy Is Important. Anybody Who Doesn't Think That, They're Crap. But I Know I'm Going To Lose Some Of That And That's Something I'll Have To Deal With.