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Americans Enjoy Uniformity In A Way That The British Don't; They Wanted Everybody Of A Sort Of Nice Chorus Line Height And Here I Was, This Person Who Was A Good Three Inches Taller Than Anyone Else On The End Of The Line.

The Sad Thing About Any Business I Suppose, But In Mine You See It Particularly, Is That You’re Always Asked To Do What You’ve Already Done.

I Think I'm Probably An Assassin And Not A Templar, But No Doubt We're Probably Run By People With Templar Mentalities.

We All Have Our Time Machines. Some Take Us Back, They're Called Memories. Some Take Us Forward, They're Called Dreams.

I've Never Been Passionate About Acting, And I Find More And More That I Work To Live The Life I Want To Live. [...] There's Something About The Detachment I Have, The Feeling Of The Lack Of Importance About What I Do, That Is Healthy.