That Just Sounds So Funny,

There Is So Much More To Understand.

I Had A Lovely Experience Once In Africa Working With The U.n. When A President Of A Country Met Me About Refugee Issues And Said ‘what Do You Do?’ I Said ‘i‘m An Actor.’ He Replied ‘i Heard That Was A Very Difficult Job And Might Not Be The Smartest Job To Do.’ It Was Lovely.

I Like The Feeling Of Being Dominated

In Countries Where People Have To Flee Their Homes Because Of Persecution And Violence, Political Solutions Must Be Found, Peace And Tolerance Restored, So That Refugees Can Return Home. In My Experience, Going Home Is The Deepest Wish Of Most Refugees.

I Prefer Directing To Acting. There Is Huge Freedom That Comes From Being Behind The Camera. It Brings A Lot Of Responsibilities As Well, But Is Intensely Rewarding. Particularly The Chance To Help Draw Out The Best In Young Actors.