I Never Felt At Home

The Older I Get, The More I'm Prepared To Do Things For The Money.

I Was Always In Trouble From An Early Age. I Had A Fraught Relationship With My Parents, Who Were Very Traditional. Doing Plays At School Was A Joyous Release.

I Never Felt At Home In London, Because People Were Constantly Telling Me I Didn't Belong Here, So After A While, You Tend To Believe That.

We Emphasize Our Differences By Nationality, Race And Financially. [...] It's Our Common Humanity That Defines Us.

It Is Not Easy To Get Parts In Mainstream Films For Most People Of Color. Hollywood And British Writers Are Not Writing Parts For Us, Or The Directors Are Not Interested In Casting Us In Parts That Are Color-blind.