I Definitely Think The First Works Best.

At One Point You Think, Well, It's Funny, I Could Just Be A Starving Actor... So If Somebody Were To Pull The Plug Right Now, There'd Be No Room For Complaint.

We Did A Lot Of That In Drama School: Intellectualising And Maybe Justifying Your Position. 'i Am A Thinking Actor And I Have Thought This Through' - Well, Just Do It. I Much Prefer The Doing Aspect.

If You're Dealing With A Character That Actually Exists, There's An Awful Lot Of Information There. So, You Can Put Together, From The Information, Motivations, Insecurities, Reactions. Where Does That Seed Get Born, If You Like?... What I Do Is Put That Together.

Everyone's Crazy Anyway. And Those Who Think They Aren't, Are The Ones Who Are Even Crazier - Because They're In Denial.

There's No Point Thinking, 'well, My Life's Certainly Worked Out, I've Got All The Answers.' It Would Be Wrong For Me To Say That I Don't Get Seduced By Certain Things. That Things Don't Become Tempting.