It's A Difficult Thing As An Actor

I Believe That If You Go And See A Film You Should Have To Sort Of Invest Something Yourself And You Have To Do A Little Bit Of The Work As An Audience Member, So When You Leave The Cinema You Should Be Having Those Conversations Either With Yourself - If You're Crazy Like Me- Or With Friends Afterwards.

There's No Point Thinking, 'well, My Life's Certainly Worked Out, I've Got All The Answers.' It Would Be Wrong For Me To Say That I Don't Get Seduced By Certain Things. That Things Don't Become Tempting.

As An Audience Member And As An Actor I Much Prefer To Find Ambiguity.

[as An Actor] I Have Ideas, But Things Should Always Be Fluid. You Should Always Be Ready To Follow An Instinct. Something Might Reveal Itself On The Day.

Why Does A Three-year-old, And It's Usually Boys, Want To Drive The Tractor Or Have Machinery And Be In Control Of It? I Don't Know. Why Wouldn't You Ask To Boil A Kettle Or Something? Maybe You Would, I Dunno.