Learning Lines Is Hard For Me Because

You Never Know What's Right, What You Feel Inside Versus What Is Portrayed.

Listen, Acting Is Not Surgery, It's Entertainment. You're Doing Something To Hopefully Move People, To Make Them Laugh, To Transport Them. But Actors Are Vulnerable, And The Reason We're Vulnerable Is That We're Always Trying To Recreate Human Behaviour.

They're Such Hierarchical Things, Film Sets, They're Sort Of Mini Societies. Often They're Incredibly Political Places.

If You're An English Actor And Turn Up In America, They Don't Have An Opinion About Where You Sit. They Have No Idea What Auditions To Send You To, So They Send You To Everything.

A Lot Of People Think Theatre Must Be Much Harder Work Than Film, But Anything Histrionic Or Superfluous Gets Seen On Camera So You Have To Work To Distil It Into A Complete Sense Of What's True.