I Go Home To London

I'm Competitive With Myself, Not At The Expense Of Everything Around Me. I Never Wanted To Be A Movie Star. I Just Wanted To Act.

A Lot Of The Projects That I Do, I Like To Be Involved With Earlier. I Just Feel That, Certainly From An Acting Point Of View, It's Easier To Do My Job, If I'm Included In What The Intentions Are, For Why People Are Doing What They're Doing, Especially With A Director.

If You Are Making A Script Based On A Book It Can Be Frustrating Going Back To The Source Novel, Because You're Turning The Story Into A Totally Different Thing; The Narrative Of Film Is Different From That Of A Book.

There's Something To Play If There's Conflict Going On. Whatever That Conflict Is, That's Where Drama Is; If The Character Is Grappling With Something You've Got Something To Play, There's Layers To It.

Good Dialogue Is Very Important.