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There's A Voice Inside You That Tells You What You Should Do.

Acting Is About Giving Something Away, Handing Yourself Over To Whatever Role You Are Asked To Play. I'm Not Hiding Or Escaping Or Seeking Anonymity. I Reserve The Right Not To Have A Rubber Stamp On My Forehead Saying This Is Who I Am. Because Who I Am Gets In The Way Of People Looking Innocently At The Parts I Play.

Why Don't I Like You?" "because You Think I'm An Asshole, And I'm Not Really, I'm Just British And, Well, You're Not.

One Of The Most, In A Weird Way, Encouraging Things A Director Can Say To An Actor - I Know This As An Actor - Is When You Ask Them A Question, They Say, I Don't Know - 'cause It Means There's Some Space There For You To Find Out. And It Means That There's Going To Be A Process.

I Think The Thing About Film Is, As It Gets Proved By A Lot Of Young Filmmakers Now, That The Medium Will Just Go On Reinventing Itself, And So You Just Hope To Be A Part Of That And Not A Part Of Some Kind Of Endless Regurgitation Or 'here I Am Doing What You Know I Do' Kind Of Thing.