You Cannot Learn A Lesson

The Leaping Jaguar On The Bonnet, To Me, Makes It Look More Like A Hunter Than Something That Is Getting Away. It's A Hunter. Richard Iii Definitely Would Have Had A Chauffeur Driven Jaguar Mk X.

When I Choose A Role It's Either Because I Recognise The Man, Or That I'm Very Curious To Know Him. If I Neither Recognise Nor Know Him, Then It Is Better That I Don't Play Him.

With Narration, You Have To Be Very Accurate With Your Voice. It's A Good Exercise To Do.

Shakespeare Villains Were Extraordinary. Macbeth, Iago, Richard Iii... They're So Richly Layered That A British Actor Would Find It Almost Impossible To Create A Two-dimensional Villain, If He's Explored In His Early Years Or Continues To Explore His Shakespearean Heritage. You Can Almost Not Judge Them, If They're Played Really Well.

There Was One Titanic Guiding Light On The Film Set, And I Was In The Presence Of A True Mahatma, In The Deepest And Most Profound Sense Of The Word.