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You Know, When You See Yourself On A Big Screen, I Tend To Watch From Behind My Hands. There Is Absolutely The Regret. You Always Get That At The End Of Every Project. That's What's Great About Theater: At Least Every Night You Get The Chance To Go Out And Re-offend. I'm Endlessly Disappointed, Which Is What Propels Me Into The Next Project, Probably, Not To Repair The Damage But To Kind Of Hopefully Keep Developing. Otherwise There's No Reason To Keep Doing It, Is There?

What I Love About The Theater Is That You Know Who You're Acting For: Your Audience. And The Thing I Find Really Hard In Film Is, You Don't. The Audience Is Invisible. And We're Sitting There, Hoping There's Other People Out There.

Personally, I Prefer To Play Against The Look: If A Character Appears Particularly Unhinged, With Makeup Running Down Her Face, I Like To Play Her As If She Has It Together. I Think That Juxtaposition Makes It So Much More Interesting.

I Think We Should All Feel Lucky And Blessed That People Are Still, In This Day And Age, Getting In Their Cars With Other People And Driving To A Location And Paying Money To Sit In A Theater And Watch A Play.

The Interesting Thing For Me About The Debate About Same-sex Marriage ... Is That It's One Of Those Issues Where It Has No Impact On Anyone Apart From The People That It Impacts Upon. So I Find It Quite Bewildering That It's - That It's So Complicated For People.