I'd Like To Do A Film Which

Sometimes You Find Your Destiny On The Road You Took To Avoid It.

When I Look Back, If I'd Played Something Differently, It Might Not Have Gone The Way It Did. So I Don't Feel Like Going Back To My Twenties And Changing Anything.

I Had To Ride A Horse Once. In 'king Arthur.' I Said I Could Ride, But I Had To Call For Lessons On The Day The Deal Was Signed. I Started Out On This Little Chunky Thing And Slowly Moved Up. It Was Months Of Work.

I Couldn't Bear A Marriage In Which One Partner Hinges On The Other.

Film Is Very Much About Capturing The Essence Of Things - If You Feel It, And You've Got The Right Person Shooting It, It'll Come Across. Theater's A Different Animal; It's Physically Different And Requires A Different Discipline. In The Theater, You're Mining The Same Material, Constantly Honing The Same Thing, Executing It And Keeping It Alive And Fresh.