Its Ok To Grow Up, Just As

I Love The Beatles. I Haven't Named Any Kids After Them But I Still Really Love Them. They Were The First Group That I Was Ever Properly Aware Of. In My Early Teens I Would Sometimes Stay In And Listen To The Radio All Day In The Hope That I Would Catch A Song By Them That I'd Never Heard Before And Be Able To Tape It On My Radio-cassette Player.

I Guess I'm Fairly Insistent And Maybe Consistent. If I Decide I'll Do Something, I Generally Will.

I Am Passionate About Keeping The Human Dimension In Things. You Have To Keep The Rough Edges And The Inconsistencies, That's What Makes It Interesting. I've Always Striven To Be As Sloppy As Possible.

France Is A Republic, And The Rules In Theory Have Been Made By Everyone Rather Than Imposed By A Dictatorship Or King Or Whatever. So It's Like, We've Got To Stick To These Rules Because We Made Them.

My Basic Position Is That The More Mixed The Society And The More Mobility There Is In It, The Better. That's What Makes Things Interesting. When You Get A Homogenous Society, It's Very, Very Dull, Whether That's All Working Class Or All Upper Class, Because Everybody Thinks The Same, Everybody Looks The Same.