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I Have Seen The Gore Documentary 'an Inconvenient Truth,' Just Released In The States, And Admired The Acutely Revolutionary Delivery Of The Slideshow Assisted Talk He Has Now Been Giving For Some 16 Years.

I Was Picked Up On A London Street By A Model Agent. She Took Me To Her Office And Then Sent Me To Paris To Work In Shows. It Was Supposed To Be Two Weeks, But I Ended Up Living There With My Zimbabwean Boyfriend. I Made Enough Money Modeling And Acting In French Movies To Buy A Nice Flat.

In Orthodox Film-making, You Never Shoot Sequentially - But With Improv, Obviously Every Move You Make Has A Knock-on Effect; It Is A Cumulative Process. I Have Improvised, On The Non-scripted 'timecode.' It Can Become Entirely Indulgent: Actors Smashing Crockery And Competing Verbally.

Once You Get Into Your Stride, The Camera Becomes Like Another Person In The Room. It's Like Being In A Very Small Theatre Where There Is No Getting Away With Anything Because The Audience Is Centimetres Away From You.

You Can't Ignore The System And The Power You Acquire As An Actor If You're In Films That Are Successful.