There's No Sex In Middle

That Was The Big Effect Lord Of The Rings Had On Me. It Was Discovering New Zealand. And Even More Precious Were The People- Not At All Like The Australians.

It's A Joy To Be Up Close To Derek Jacobi's Work. Alas, We Haven't Worked Very Much, Over The Years, Since We Were At University Together, But I Don't Think I've Missed Many Of His Great Shows And Performances.

When You're On Stage With An Audience, The Director's Nowhere To Be Seen. He's Onto The Next Job.

As For The Clarity Of The 48 Frames, I've Heard People Say That It Looks Odd, It's Too Demanding, There's Too Much Information, You Don't Know Where To Look.

I've Played An Awful Lot Of People That Other People Would Call Villains, But That Isn't A Very Helpful Attitude To Have If You're About To Play Them. They Are Just People, And They May Do Dreadful Things And Say Dreadful Things, But Your Job As An Actor Is To Know Why They Do Them Or Say Them.