Well, It's Embarrassing To Be A Star.

It's The Actors Who Are Prepared To Make Fools Of Themselves Who Are Usually The Ones Who Come To Mean Something To The Audience.

It Helps So Much Being On Location. It's Like The Difference Between Performing For The Rectangle Of The Camera Versus A World Being Created And Then The Camera Finds Things Within That. There's A Huge Difference In That, Because What It Takes Away Is Performance. You Don't Feel Like Performing. You're Just Kind Of Doing It. You're Existing.

What I Like About It Is That I'm Not Somebody Who's In Movies. I'm A Guy Who's Not Very Good Going Around The Track With A Bunch Of Guys Who Are A Hell Of A Lot Better.

'batman' Took 10 Months To Film, And By The Time I Stopped Working On It, It Took A Long Time Before My English Accent Came Out Again. I Was Actually Having To Try For It.

Obviously There Are Times With Acting When Exactly What Is Required Is Just Going Through The Motions, And When Doing Nothing Is The Best Thing. But At Other Times, You Have To Make That Leap Beyond The Immediate Environment Of People Putting Up Lights On The Set.