I've Got An Age That I Do

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.

I Live In London And I Love Living In A Gun Free Environment And Long May It Continue.

When You're Doing Those Operation Scenes, You Not Only Have To Be On Top Of The Dialogue And The Rhythm Of The Dialogue And What's Happening Dramatically, But You've Got To Technically Get The Rhythm Right, So That Everything Is Fitting With The Dialogue At The Right Time. And You're Performing The Operation To The Audience That's Watching It. Thackery Has To Present It, As Well. In Some Ways, That's The Most Challenging.

I Just Like To Keep Challenging Myself, Keep It Varied. It's A Craft, And I'm Constantly Trying To Learn And Get Better At It.

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.