Actors Are Merely The Medium Through Which

There Are Directors, And I Think This Is True Of All Directors, It Would Be True If I Was A Director - If The Actor Didn't Want To Do What I Was Suggesting, I Would Let Him Do It His Way, And Then I Would Say To Him, "just Give Me One Where You Do What The Director Wants", And That, Of Course, Is The Take That's Used.

My Memory Of 3d Movies Is Fernando Lamas In A Swashbuckling Movie. And I Suppose It Had Been The Fifties, In Which Swords Came Out At You, Bullets Came Out At You, Things Were Thrown Into The Auditorium, Apparently. All That Sort Of Cheap, "oh, Look At Us, We've Got 3d" Isn't In The Film.

In The Old-fashioned Sitcoms, To Be Gay Was, In Itself, Funny, And You Laughed At The Characters Rather Than With Them.

I've Always Longed For The Theatre And Acting To Be Popular. No Actor Wants To Play To An Empty House. We Only Do It For An Audience. The More The Merrier. I Don't Make Any Distinction Between A Popular Tv Series Or Blockbuster Film And Doing Shakespeare. They're Different, But As Long As The Material Is Good And The Intention Is Honourable, It's All The Same To Me.

There Are Not Many Things In My Life I Can Be Absolutely Proud Of Or Certain I Got Right, But One Of Them Is That I've Got Better As An Actor. I've Learnt How To Do It. And I Still Have Enough Energy To Do It.