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Painters Hate Having To Explain What Their Work Is About. They Always Say, 'it's Whatever You Want It To Be' - Because I Think That's Their Intention, To Connect With Each Person's Subconscious, And Not To Try And Dictate.

They’re Called Action Scenes Because They Do The Acting For You. You Don’t Have To Act In Action Scenes.

When I Was Doing Shakespeare And I Had Spent A Lot Of Time And Effort In Trying To Become A Great Shakespearean Actress. That Was How I Started My Career, Was In The Theater Doing Shakespeare. And My Ambition Was To Be A Great Classical Actress. That Was What I Wanted More Than Anything. So, I Really Pursued That In The First Four Years Of My Career. And It Was An Uphill Struggle. It Really Was. Shakespeare's Difficult And Shakespeare In A Big Theater Is Even More Difficult. So, Anyway, It Was A Struggle For Me.

The Most Difficult Thing About Shooting Guns Instantly On Film Is To Not Pull A Silly Face While The Gun Is Going Off, Because It's Always A Bit Of A Shock. So You Find Yourself Sticking Your Tongue Out Or Blinking Or Whatever. So The Hardest Thing Is To Keep A Straight Face While You're Shooting A Gun.

I'm Not A Communist, Of Course. But I Do Think That Everything Is Down To Economics. Capitalism Doesn't Change.