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Being An Actor Means Asking People To Look At You. I Guess I Accept That. But It's A Profession In Which The Job Is To Show Another World And Other People. You May Access It Through Bits Of Yourself, And Your Imagination And Experience, But Actually, In The End, You're Not Playing Yourself.

I Spent The Past Week Here In India Getting A Sense Of The Reality Of Hiv And Aids In People's Lives. Fathers And Mothers Are Dying, Leaving Children With No Support. Stigma And Discrimination Is Ruining The Family Lives. There Is An Urgent Need For Education, Information, And Increased Awareness Of Hiv And Aids. The Response Needs To Be Now. We Cannot Afford To Become Fatigued.

Success Is All About Being Able To Extend Love To People. The People I Consider Successful Are So Because Of How They Handle Their Responsibilities To Other People, How They Approach The Future, People Who Have A Full Sense Of The Value Of Their Life And What They Want To Do With It.

Having Gone Through Editing Process, I Can See That In Actor's Faces There's Point Where They're Not Managing Their Performance And That's, I Think, The Best Place To Be. You've Done The Homework, You've Learned The Lines, At That Point You Just Sort Of Let It Out.

The Tensions Between Authority And The People Need To Be Heard, Especially When They Are Suffering And They Can't Eat.