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One Of My Great Regrets, And I Don't Have Many, Is That I Spent Too Long Putting People's Status And Reputation Ahead Of Their More Important Qualities. I Learned Far Too Late In Life That A Long List Of Letters After Someone's Name Is No Guarantee Of Compassion, Kindness, Humour, All The Far More Relevant Stuff.

I'm Relaxed Naked As Long As There Is No One Else There. I Speed Up Past Mirrors.

I Do Think 3d Has Seriously Improved, Since I Was A Boy. It's Fabulous.

Opening A Play Is Just Tough. The Idea That Actors Are Weirdly Protected From It Is A Myth. If You Imagine Yourself Having To Spend Two And A Bit Hours Cooking Bolognaise, Remembering A Whole Major Work By David Hare And Speaking It At The Correct Moment Between Chopping Carrots And Stirring The Onions In Front Of An Audience - The Normal Human Response Is 'please, Can I Go To The Airport?'

If You Ask Any Actor "what Single Thing Would Make You Really, Really Happy?" Among The Top Five Things They'd Say Is Not Having To Audition Anymore.