I'm Very Often Still Very Much Alive

The More Articulate Somebody Is, The More Suspicious I Am Of Them. I Like To Feel That The Important Things Remain Unsaid.

Films Exhaust Me, They Do, And I Often Want Nothing More To Do With Them, But I'm Continually Surprised At The Resurgence Of The Impulse To Come Back And Do It All Over Again.

Acting Is About People. Other People. Otherwise, You're Not Acting, You're Doing Monologues.

I Suppose It's A Very Highly Developed Form Of Denial, But Some Part Of Me Completely Denies That I'm A Performer.

One Of The Great Privileges Of Having Grown Up In A Middle-class Literary English Household, But Having Gone To School In The Front Lines In Southeast London, Was That I Became Half-street-urchin And Half-good-boy At Home. I Knew That Dichotomy Was Possible.