The Whole Point For Me

The Most Important Thing In Playing Any Character Is Not Judging.

I Totally Agree. I Hate Knowing Too Much When I'm Going To The Cinema And Watching As A Viewer. I Don't Want To Know That The Actor Has Just Gone Through A Divorce. I Don't Want To Know That The Person Is An Alcoholic. It Just Gets In The Way Of My Pleasure Of Watching The Character On The Screen.

When I Was About 5 I Think, I Desperately Wanted To Be A Pirate And Have The Hat And Everything.

I See A Pair Of Shoes I Adore, And It Doesn't Matter If They Have Them In My Size. I Buy Them Anyway.

I Think Sometimes It's Sort Of Easier To Be Playing A Role Based On A Real Person Because There's Quite Often A Lot More Information, You're Not Making It Up, It's There In Books, It's There In Research Form. But Really The Questions You Ask About The Character, And Why People Behave, And Where They Come, And How They've Ended Up In The Places They've Ended Up Are The Same.