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Real Courage Is Knowing What Faces You And Knowing How To Face It.

In Animation, You Can Throw Away People's Defense. You Can Go Right To The Center Of Things, Right Through Inside Someone's Heart. The Characters Anyway, They Do Represent Different Aspects Of All Of Us - And Put Them All Together, You Get A Human Being. And So It's Got A Wonderful Purity, A Real Purity That's So Moving, Exiting, Everything.

It's Horrid To Be Called A Shakespearean Actor Because That's Incredibly Limiting, And We Love Acting. We Like Telling Stories, Anything That Excites Us We Want To Be A Part Of. Science Fiction Is Fun Too!

If You Grow Up In Britain, You Just Do Shakespeare. If You Go And Work In A Theater Once Or Twice Or Three Times In Your Life, You're Going To End Up Doing A Shakespeare, Because He's Obviously Such A Brilliant, Brilliant Writer.

You Can't Relate To A Superhero, To A Superman, But You Can Identify With A Real Man Who In Times Of Crisis Draws Forth Some Extraordinary Quality From Within Himself And Triumphs But Only After A Struggle.