I Can't Know What I'm Going To

I Think Theatre Reminds Us What We're Doing As Actors, Because Every Night And Every Matinee Day, You Have An Audience Telling You What's Working And What's Not. And That's Very Good For Us As Actors To Hone Our Skills.

I Don't Really Like To Know What I'm Going To Do Before I Do It.

I Left Halfway Through My Third Year To Start Lipstick On Your Collar, Which Was The First Thing I Ever Did.

In Far Eastern Russia, There's Just Some Towns That Time Has Forgotten. I Guess They Used To Maybe Be Industrial Or Something That Are Now There's Just Lots Of Rusty Hulks Of Buildings And A Lot Of People Wandering Around, A Lot Of Alcoholism And Violence Because People Have Got Nothing To Do And No Work. Yet People Were Very Generous.

I'm Just Into Making Quality Stuff If I Can, With Interesting People And Good Scripts. But It's Very Important That It's About Something And That It Says Something. Otherwise, I Don't Know What The Point Is, Really.