Most Of The Time, You Find That

There's A Kind Of Unwritten Rule: Don't Say Anything At All, And Everything Will Be Fine. It's A Producer's Medium. The Directors Aren't There To Make Any Decisions. They're Not Going To Change Anything.

When I Look Back At My Past And The Way I Grew Up, I Grew Up On Communes. That Was Meant To Be.

I'm In Four Different Films This Year, And I Have Four Different Accents. I Sound Different In Every Film. You Have To Love A Character To Play It Well, And Change In My Work Is What I Want.

In The Late '70s, Maybe Just Before I Started, There Was Still An Attitude That If You Did Film You Didn't Do Tv And Vice Versa, But That's Gone Now.

The More People Know About An Actor The Less Convincing They Become. A Bit Of Mystery's A Good Thing.