It Is Better For Me To Serve

I Have A Rather Naive Approach, I Think, To My Job.

Shakespeare Villains Were Extraordinary. Macbeth, Iago, Richard Iii... They're So Richly Layered That A British Actor Would Find It Almost Impossible To Create A Two-dimensional Villain, If He's Explored In His Early Years Or Continues To Explore His Shakespearean Heritage. You Can Almost Not Judge Them, If They're Played Really Well.

If The Director Wishes To Print It, Then You Have A Series Of Choices, Maybe Millions Of Choices Within That Minute-and-a-half, Or 80 Seconds, Or 2 Minutes Or However Long Or Short The Take Is, You Have All Those Choices Committed To Celluloid. I Find That Absolutely Thrilling.

Movie Magic Is Movie Magic And Acting Magic Is Acting Magic.

I Think That You Can Fall Into Bad Habits With Comedy... It's A Tightrope To Stay True To The Character, True To The Irony, And Allow The Irony To Happen.