I Can Only See My Limitations. That's

I'm Very Aware That When One Is Acting In The Theater, You Do Become Kind Of Animal About It. And You're Reliant On Instincts Rather Than Tact A Lot Of The Time.

I Have Every Sympathy For Writers. It's A Mystery To Me What They Do. I Can Edit. I Can Cross Out And Say, 'i'm Not Saying That' Or, 'how About We Move This To Here? Wouldn't That Make That Bit Of The Story Better?' But Where Any Of It Comes From Is Beyond Me. I Will Never Write A Play Or A Novel.

Do You Know That Moment When You Paint A Landscape As A Child And, When You're Maybe Under Seven Or Something, The Sky Is Just A Blue Stripe Across The Top Of The Paper? And Then There's That Somewhat Disappointing Moment When The Teacher Tells You That The Sky Actually Comes Down In Amongst All The Branches. And It's Like Life Changes At That Moment And Becomes Much More Complicated And A Little Bit More Boring, As It's Rather Tedious To Fill In The Branches.

I Get Stage Fright And Gremlins In My Head Saying: 'you're Going To Forget Your Lines'.

What's Interesting About The Process Of Acting Is How Often You Don't Know What You're Doing.