We All Have Two Lives.

Daniel Day-lewis Is Particularly A Sort Of Beacon I've Been Following For Some Time. For God's Sake, I'm Not Even In His League But He Inspires Me Because He's Not Interested In Playing Himself; He's Only Interested In Playing Other People And The Whole Thing Is Like An Adventure For Him, It Seems To Me. It's Some Kind Of Spiritual Exploration, Which Is An Amazing, Noble Thing.

I Did A Production Of 'journey's End,' An Rc Sherriff Play About World War I, At The Edinburgh Festival. I Was 18 And It Was The First Time That People I Knew And Loved And Respected Came Up To Me After The Show And Said, 'you Know, You Could Really Do This If You Wanted To.'

You've Got To Do Something, Even If It's Just To Kick-start The Day. I Use Music. And Running.

I Always Wanted To See What America Was Like. I Had That Curiosity In My 20s When I Was Working In The Theatre Here [ In London]... There Was The Mystery Of La And I Wondered What Happened Over There. I Wanted To Go And Check It Out And I'm Pleased That I Have.

The Dream Is To Keep Surprising Yourself, Never Mind The Audience.