The First Thing I Need

I Can Be Completely Indulgent And Spend As Many Hours And Days Or Weeks As I Like On One Thing. Writing Music And Sitting In My Studio, Just Pottering With Ideas, It's A Lot More Personal And Creative For Me, I Don't Feel Restricted.

Doing That Hunt Scene Was Really Quite Demanding. I Actually Broke A Rib During That Scene. And Then All The Scenes After That Became Quite Challenging, Just Breathing And Laughing.

Most Of The Time When I'm In Australia I'm Not Really Working, It Seems. I'm Just At Home, Getting On With Renovating My House Or Writing Music Or Whatever. So I Get Back To Doing All The Stuff That I Naturally Do. Whereas If I'm Away Working, That's All There Is To Do, Is To Concentrate On The Work.

You Never Really Know What The Director Has Got In His Mind As Far As The Scene Visually And Art Direction Wise, Etc. Even If You Do, Sometimes There's A Side Of Things That Don't Necessarily Gel The Way People Intend. So There A Bit Of A Mystical Entity, Film.

The Thrill Of Coming Home Has Never Changed.