I Mean, I'm Obviously Not One Of

I Had A Very Bad Time With Acid. I Did That Classic Thing Of Looking In The Mirror By Mistake And Seeing The Devil. But I Took It Several Times, Because You Always Think That Next Time You Might Have The Wonderful Time That Everyone Else Is Having.

Once You've Been Doing Anything For Twenty-five Years People Start To Notice You.

That's The Trouble With Anything Which Essentially Has A Lot Of Bits That Are Physically Impossible: You're Left, Stuck, In The Studio. And That's A Shame. You're Making A Movie. You Don't Want It To Stay Put, You Want It To Be A Movie - To Move.

The Interesting Thing About Hain Is That He's Not A Very Interesting Character. He's Not Fabulously Clever. He's Not A Great Policeman. He's Not Hugely Charismatic. I'd Describe Him As A Kind-of Chekhovian Character. He's An Ordinary Bloke, To Whom Extraordinary Things Have Happened. Which Is Quite Hard To Play, I Have To Say.

I Think The Shocking Thing To Discover Is The Owls Are Not Stupid And Very Feral, Very Hard To Train.