I'm A Big Fan Of Comedies And

One Of The Views Of The [actor's] Job Is That Whatever Age You Are, There's A Role That's About Who You Are And Where You Are. There Are Parts For That Age That You Can Bring Things To.

When I Was Younger, People Used To Say You Only Really Prove Yourself As An Actor On Stage. And I Disagree With That. Some Of The Finest Acting I've Ever Come Across Has Been For Film.

No Matter Who The Character Is And How Big Their Role, That Each Person In The Story Is A Human Being And Deserves Respect. Even If They're In The Story For Ten Seconds, I Didn't Want You To Just See Them As This Entity Passing Through That's Serving All Of The Other People.

After Writing A Page, Hemingway Would Let It Float To The Ground. He Never Crumpled Pages - He Believed That If You Crumpled Them, You'd Be Insane In A Year.

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.