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There's Nothing Worse Than Finding Yourself In A Situation, A Very Demanding Piece Of Work, And Knowing That You're Not A True Ally To The Person Who's In Charge Of All That.

I Suppose That Anyone Who Does Any Kind Of Creative Work Some Time In Their Life - Especially As You Grow Into Middle Age! - You Come To A Time Where You Really Question More And More Frequently, Whether You Have Anything Else To Offer. And At Its Worst, You Feel Utterly Bereft Of Whatever Creative Force It Takes To Do That Work.

I Spend Many Months In Apparently Listless Rumination Out Of Which I Hope Something Will Emerge.

Ireland Was A Place For The Renewal Of Hope And I Still See It Like That.

Leaving A Role Is A Terrible Sadness. The Last Day Of The Shooting Is Surreal. Your Soul, Your Body And Your Mind Are Not Ready At All To See The End Of This Experience. In The Following Months After A Film Shoot, One Feels A Deep Sense Of Void.