It's The Difficulty We Had With Mr.

[maigret Sets A Trap] Was Always Going To Be The First Film, And It Seemed To Be Quite A Nice Story. But Of Course It Meant That Here I Was Playing This New Character For The First Time, In A Place Where He Had Been A Relative Failure, As All These People Had Been Murdered And The Pressure Was On. Rather Than Starting Optimistically With His Pipe In Front Of The Fireplace, He Was In Quite A Difficult Place.

[maigret] Is More Internal. I Think If We Made More Of These I Might Let Him Out A Bit.

But I Always Feel That Whatever I Do, I Could Do Better. I Suppose It Is Perfectionism.

People Think Because I Can Make Them Laugh On The Stage, I'll Be Able To Make Them Laugh In Person. That Isn't The Case At All. I Am Essentially A Rather Quiet, Dull Person Who Just Happens To Be A Performer.

I Have To Say That I've Always Believed Perfectionism Is More Of A Disease Than A Quality. I Do Try To Go With The Flow But I Can't Let Go.