I Wouldn't Say I Was A Rebel

There Are A Lot Of Films Where I Play Characters That Are About The Windows To The Interior Person Rather Than The Exterior.

Very Often With An American Movie, The End Is Very Happy And You Just Feel Good When You Go Out. When You Go To A French Movie, It's Kind Of Like, "oh!", And You Can't Go Out; You're Stuck In Your Chair. It Goes So Deeply Inside Of The Heart.

I Don't See My Old Films, But I Think Of The Characters I Played As Friends, Like The Women I Meet In My Life Who Made Strong Impressions On Me. I Remember Them And They Are Part Of Me.

When I'm Playing A Part, I Can Feel All My Body Playing It; It's Like Really Making Love.

I've Just Done A Film In The United States. It's A Thriller Called 'a Crime', With Harvey Keitel, We Play Against Each Other, And It's So Great To Play In Another Language. But I'm Definitely Not American.