I Would Always Play The Baddie, Incidentally.

I Did A Production Of 'journey's End,' An Rc Sherriff Play About World War I, At The Edinburgh Festival. I Was 18 And It Was The First Time That People I Knew And Loved And Respected Came Up To Me After The Show And Said, 'you Know, You Could Really Do This If You Wanted To.'

I Personally Feel That People Feel Very Reassured By Nature Because It Makes Us Feel Small And That's A Good Thing For Human Beings And For Society.

You Look At The Greatest Villains In Human History, The Fascists, The Autocrats, They All Wanted People To Kneel Before Them Because They Don't Love Themselves Enough.

As A Citizen, You Have A Duty To Ask What Is True And What Is False.

I Find That, When I'm Working, If I Start The Day With A Run - Outside, Not In A Gym, But Just Me Out There In The Elements, With Only My Own Legs To Propel Me Forward... It's Something To Do With Just Being In The World And Getting Out Of My Own Head.