You Need To Impress Me, Outwit Me,

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 Don't Say: 'can't Do That', 'won't Do That'. I've Never Thought In That Way About Work.

If I Was Being Perfectly Honest, Which I'm Not Going To Be, I Think The Movie Touches On A Lot Of Things That We All Went Through... The First Kiss, Which Was More Than A First Kiss For Harry [eden], And Those Electrifying Moments When You're A Teenager That Form Who You Are As A Human Being. I Think Those, For Me, Are What Baillie Captured So Well.

I Know In My Life There's Stuff That Will Come Back Because I Haven't Dealt With It, And It's The Same With Everybody.

I Genuinely Believe That If You Want To Get In The Film Business, Get In The Film Business.