Acting Has Been Gentrified. It's Become Part

I Just Love Doing Broader Work - I Always Get Asked To Do Fairly Heavy-duty, Intense Dramas And Interesting, Psychologically Intense Characters. But You Know [sigh], It’s Nice To Make People Laugh Sometimes.

Acting Has Been Gentrified. It's Become Part Of The Bourgeoisie. But There Was A Time When It Would Be A Great Scandal If You Announced You Were Going To Be An Actor.

Actors Have A Magic Gene Within Them - I Think They're The Finest Descendants Of Rogues And Vagabonds - And It's All Too Easily Forgotten What The Acting Legacy Is.

I Subscribe To That School Of Thespian - To Be A Wandering Minstrel Or Traveling Player, A Thing Of Rags And Patches, Of Ballads, Songs And Snatches.

I Think There Is An Immense Charm And Humanity About The Bollywood Structure, Probably In The Way There Was About Hollywood Film In The '30s And '40s. Somehow They Were Less Distracted About Hardware, And More About Production Values And People, You Know?