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I Looked At The 1950 Animated Film [cinderella], I Read A Couple Of Editions Of The Fairy Tale That I Have In My House And All Of It Seemed To Say That There Was Room For A Version That Delivered, In This Story, Which Seems To Invite A Feeling In People And I Think That Is Some Version Of A Classical World.

Even If People Are All From The Same Place, There Can Be Very, Very Different Approaches. It's One Of The Things I'm Fascinated By. It's Why I Like Directing. I Like To See How Different People Approach Trying To Be Truthful, On Camera Or In The Theater, And Whether You Can Make Them Match Up.

I Feel More Irish Than English. I Feel Freer Than British, More Visceral, With A Love Of Language. Shot Through With Fire In Some Way. That's Why I Resist Being Appropriated As The Current Repository Of Shakespeare On The Planet. That Would Mean I'm Part Of The English Cultural Elite, And I Am Utterly Ill-fitted To Be.

Two Billion People Watched The Royal Wedding. Clearly, They're Interested In That - The Outside Of What Appears To Be Lives That Have A Certain Amount Of Privilege. They Have Gifts, They Have History, They Have A Sort Of Unusual And Separate Position, Which Maybe Involves Paying A Price.

I Think The Truth Is The Marvel Fiefdom Exists Very Independently Inside The Disney World, Inside The Disney Universe. They're Not Resistant To That Kind Of Thing But They Have Their, You Know There Is A Whole Sort Of Machine Energy And Momentum That Is The Sort Of Creative Drive Behind The Whole Universe That Has A Big Impact On The Individual Films. I'm Glad Those Scenes Got Out There. And We've Got A Few Interesting Deleted Scenes On This.