I'm Not A Tony Blair Impersonator.

'hamlet' Is One Of The Most Dangerous Things Ever Set Down On Paper. All The Big, Unknowable Questions Like What It Is To Be A Human Being; The Difference Between Sanity And Insanity; The Meaning Of Life And Death; What's Real And Not Real. All These Subjects Can Literally Drive You Mad.

I Find Increasingly That The More Extreme Are The Things Going On In Your Life, The More Cultural Reference Points Fail You. More Mythical Reference Points Actually Help, And You Realize That's What Myths Are For. It's For Human Beings To Process Their Experience In Extremis.

Acting Itself Is Quite Scary. Some People Say That Actors Are Show-offs, Very Egotistical And All That Kind Of Stuff, But It Is Quite Scary.

My Dad Is A Jack Nicholson Lookalike And A Frustrated Performer, My Mother's Into Reading And Poetry. I Suppose The Thing I Owe Them Most Is My Confidence.

We Live In A Bubble Of The Fantasy Of Death, But The Reality Of It Is Something That We Obviously All Face And Have To Deal With, At Some Point.