Last Year I Was Diagnosed With Osteoporosis.

I Grew Up In A Show-business Family, But We Were Working-class Show Business. There Was Nothing Glamorous About It. You Had Great Things One Day And The Next Day, Nothing.

It Took Me Getting To My 50s Before I Could Say "whatever!" About Other People's Criticism, Especially When It's Not True.

I Mean, The Only Thing That Matters To Me Is Getting To The Work - Getting To Do The Work. And I Don't Really Care Where It Is: Whether It's On Stage Or On Television Or In Film.

Fear Is Where The Information Is.

In Reality, People Are People. Age Does A Weird Thing To Your Body On The Outside. It Makes Your Face Fall And Weird Things Happen All Over. But Inside, You're The Same Person You Always Were.