Film Sets Are Great Fun.

I'm Realistic About It. It's Been Quite Some Years Since I've Worked Full-time In That Area, So I No Longer Have Any Material That Bears Any Relevance To My Life Or The Audience. I'd Need To Take Probably A Year Off, Which I Wouldn't Be Prepared To Do, So It's A Romantic Ideal.

It's Got To Be A Challenge But At The Same Time You Have To Feel As Though You Can Play Them - It's Really Dangerous To Want To Be A Part Of Something Just Because You Think It's Going To Be Great. I've Been Sent Plenty Of Scripts Where I've Known That It's Going To Be A Great Film And A Successful One, But I Just Couldn't Convince Myself That I Was The Right Person For The Part. So, I Think You Have To Be Careful With That.

The Darker The Film, The More Vital Everyone's Sense Of Humor Is On Set.

I Knew A Bit But We Don't Study A Lot Of British History At School In Australia. We Have Our Own 50-year Period To Concentrate On.

I Have A Theory That I Really Want My Kids To Know - The Only Coloration That They Make Between Dad Being In Films And Reality Is Just A Lot Of People Doing A Lot Of Hard Work.