If A Great Comedy Landed On My

Each Time You Go To The Same Track You Know Whether You're Improving Or Whether You're Not... It's Not Open To Interpretation. It's Measurable - Unlike Acting.

I've Always Been Someone That Sets Achievable Short-term Goals. I've Never Been Someone That's Had A Five-year Plan, Or A Three-year Plan. That Just Seems To Lead To A Lot Of Disappointment, And Doesn't Give You The Chance To Be Flexible. So I've Just Always Been Someone That's Sort Of Reassessed Where I'm At, And Set Goals That Are Realistic. And Luckily, I've Had Plenty Of Chances To Recalibrate And Adjust, And Good Fortune's Come My Way.

At The Beggining Of My Career, For Me The Comedy Circuit Was A Combination Of Desperation And The Fact That It Was Something I Could Do. I Sort Of Meandered And Really Had No Idea What I Was Going To Do With My Life. I Had A Go At Stand-up, And I Was Sort Of Okay At It. I'd Say I'm The Opposite Of Someone That Has The Urge To Stand In Front Of Strangers And Make Them Laugh, But The Idea Of Getting Up And Telling A Story And People Finding It Amusing Always Appealed To Me. So I'd Say It Was Probably More About That Than Anything.

I Think Luck Gets You On To The Stage. But It Has Nothing To Do With Keeping You There.

We Shot That In Morocco, And Got Out Of The Country At The Beginning Of July - And Two Months Later Came The Attack On Twin Towers. The Movie Was Then Released In December, So That Kind Of Atmosphere Is Not Something That Was Unfamiliar To Me.