I Carry Music In My

It's A Wonderful Profession, And It Opens Lots Of Doors, And I Think It's Quite Right That People Can Accuse Actors And Actresses Of Being Dilettante, But You Learn On Every Job, Whatever It Is, The Process Moves You On In Some Way, And Yeah, I Want To Expand My Knowledge Of Our Existence, I Suppose.

If You Only Took On Roles That Had The Same Qualities, Then I Suppose It Might Make A Critic Feel Better, If He Can See Some Kind Of Bedrock. Perhaps That's The Old Definition Of A Star, Someone Who's Always Going To Come Up With The Same Goods. But It Intimates Limitation To Me And I Don't Want To Think Of The Job Like That.

It's Difficult To Keep In Touch With Someone When You're Moving Around All The Time. I've Decided That You Can Have It All, But You Can't Have It All, All Of The Time.

I Carry Music In My Head, So I Don't Need More. It Drives Me Nuts That, In Hotels Or On Boats, People Seem To Think You Need Music 24 Hours A Day.

I Like People To Be Surprised By The Turn Of Events. I Don't Want Things Just To Be Pat And Formulaic. If There's Some Sort Of Internal Combustion In The Character Or A Desire To Change The Way Things Are Going, That Makes For Conflict, Which Is The Essence Of Drama.