I Love The Potter Films.

The Depiction Of The Exterior As Opposed [to] What You're Feeling Inside Is Always So Different That It's Impossible To Know What Is Right.

Most Actors Hate Watching Their Own Films Because All You Can See Is The Glaring Mistakes, Your Own Tricks And Ticks.

I Go To The Theater Two Or Three Times A Week When I'm In London. Whereas I Feel Guilty Going To The Cinema In The Middle Of The Afternoon.

People Ask, "do You Enjoy Acting?" But You Only Have Those Specific Few Hours To Do A Scene, And Then You Drive Home And Wait For Six Months To Find Out How It Went. You Can't Go Back And Put In A New Idea. Filming Is About Continuing To Be Alert And To Think, And I Find It Quite Exhausting. Certainly I Would Say That Fear Is A Part Of That.

A Lot Of People Think Theatre Must Be Much Harder Work Than Film, But Anything Histrionic Or Superfluous Gets Seen On Camera So You Have To Work To Distil It Into A Complete Sense Of What's True.