The Trick Is To Try And Justify

I'm Open To Any Project, But My Joyful Projects Are Those Through Which I Can Say Something And Through Which I Can Speak To The An Audience Of People In The World, And I Can Be That Vehicle Through Which Something Can Be Said, I Find That Entirely Thrilling And Joyful.

I Never Went To Drama School. I Went Straight Into The Theater. We Had The Most Extraordinary Voice Teacher. I Worked With Her When I Was Starting Out In My Career. How To Place My Voice From A Very Relaxed Position Was All Wonderfully Reminiscent Of Going Back To The Basics. But I Always Like To Do That With Any Role That I Do, To Dismantle It And Put It All Back Together Again.

The Trick Is To Try And Justify Every Word On The Page And Make Sure My Character Is The Man Who Would Say That.

I Just Loved Playing A Man Who Was Unafraid Of Making An Idiot Of Himself In The Process Of Falling In Love. I Found That Admirable.

My Wife And I Have Now Founded Lavender Pictures. If One Has One's Own Company, There Are Very Few Surprises, But There's Still The Actual Thrill Of Trying To Get These Projects Off The Ground. We're Meeting With Some Measure Of Success. Always, Now And At Any Stage Of My Career, I'm Open To Ambush, But There Have Been The Most Extraordinary Set Of Coincidences, Which Continues Through My Journey, And I Find It Thrilling. Often, Out Of Left Field And Quite Randomly, Comes A Project And I Think, "my God, There You Are!" It's Quite Beautiful, Really.