Up There On The Screen, We Can

I Think All Actors Have A Similar Deal. You Want Some People Who Understand. Although It Looks Great - And Is Great - There Are Also Shoddy Moments When You Feel Really Rotten, And When It's Going Well, You're Not Allowed To Complain.

I Have This Horrific Thing Where I'm Really Bad With Names And Faces. I Have An Appalling Memory. Someone Will Come Up To Me In The Street And Go, 'eddie!', And I'll Try And Give Myself Time By Going Into Overdrive, 'hey, Hi! Nice To See You!' And Start A Whole Conversation Because I Can't Distinguish Between Who I Know And Who I Don't.

This Is The Great Luxury Of Not Working: The Moment You Read A Book That Has Nothing To Do With Work, You Know You're Really Relaxed. And I Have A Sh*t Attention Span. I Can't Concentrate For More Than Five Minutes.

It Can Be A Miserable Profession, Acting, Because You Always Want What You Can’t Have.

The Depiction Of The Exterior As Opposed [to] What You're Feeling Inside Is Always So Different That It's Impossible To Know What Is Right.