I Admire The World Of

Gardeners Are Good At Nurturing, And They Have A Great Quality Of Patience, They're Tender. They Have To Be Persistent.

Having Gone Through Editing Process, I Can See That In Actor's Faces There's Point Where They're Not Managing Their Performance And That's, I Think, The Best Place To Be. You've Done The Homework, You've Learned The Lines, At That Point You Just Sort Of Let It Out.

Actors Use Who They Are To Be Someone Else, But I Would Hate To Ever Think I'm Playing Myself. It's Imagining Being Someone Else That Is The Key Motivating Thing For Me. So When People Want To Know About Me, It Makes Me A Bit Unnerved.

I Felt It [shakespeare's Coriolanus] Is Sort Of An Examination Of Our Dysfunction As A Nationalistic, Tribal Entities. I Think The World Is Rocking And Cracking Open In Weird And Worrying Places. And I Think Coriolanus, The Play, Reflected That.

As An Actor, There's A Bit Of You That's Decided You Want To Be Looked At And Watched, But There's A Paradoxical Bit That Wants To Run Away.