I Hardly Even Leave My Own House.

I'm Just Aware Of What I'm Thinking And Feeling But I Do Obviously Have To Get That To The Back Of The Auditorium. So There Are Things Like Projection And Filling The Room, And Not Dropping The Ends Of Lines - Technical Things Which Are Important, But I Don't Think They Change The Way I Feel In A Scene.

When You Are In Something That You're Proud Of And It's Funny And It's A Good Night Out And All Of Those Things, There's Nothing Quite Like It. The Rewards Are Proportionate To The Amount Of Alarm And Distress It Causes You.

I Don't Do Plays Without Jokes Anymore. I've Retired From Those Plays. I Think It's Bad Manners To Invite People To Sit In The Dark For Two And A Half Hours And Not Tell Them The Joke.

One Of The Great Regrets Of My Life Is That I Smoked. If I Could Say Anything To Anybody Starting Out In Life It Would Be, 'whatever You Do, Don't Smoke'. I Have Had To Recover From That And Been Lucky That I Have Been Able To Stop.

I Find It Hard To Relax Around Any Man Who's Got The Second Button On His Shirt Undone.