We All Have Our Time Machines. Some

An Acting Assistant Stage Manager In A Theater In Canterbury, A Rep Theater. A Small Wage But Just Enough To Get By On, And I Made Props, And I Walked On, And I Changed Scenery, And I Realized That I Just Loved It.

You Have To Communicate On A Much Greater Scale. With A Camera, You Can Use The Flick Of An Eye. On Stage, A Lot Of Other Things Are Happening That Can Pull Focus Or Energy. You're Always Thinking The Same Way, But You Have To Amplify Your Thoughts With The Volume Of Your Speech And The Ways You Use Your Whole Body To Communicate What You're Feeling. It's A Little Bit Different From Film.

I Was Not Naturally Intellectual, But Somebody Whose Interest Had To Be Whetted, Still The Case Sadly.

I've Always Believed That The Great Strength Of The Internet Is That It Allows Us To Communicate With Each Other, It Allows Debate. And I Think That Gay Marriage Is A Huge Step Forward. But Debate Is Throwing Ideas About, And When It Becomes Sort Of A Weapon Of Character Assassination, I Think That's Crazy. I Think The Situation In America Is Different From In England, Where We Have Civil Partnership, And Now The Vote On Gay Marriage Has Been Carried, And Whether It Will Go Through Parliament I Don't Know.

I Was Educated In A Private School In England Amongst People Who Had Been Trained For Sort Of Banking Or The Army Or Business. As I Came Towards The End Of My Education, I Thought I Must Find Something Or I'll Never Meet Any Of These People Again.