All The Time, As An Actor, You

The English Patient' Is About The Coming Together Of A French-canadian Nurse, An English Patient, A Sikh In A Turban And Me, Caravaggio, And Each Of Us Is Seeking A Resolution To Our Own Problems.

Let's Hope I Never End Up On A Deserted Island, Because I Could Never Make A Decision On Which Three Cds To Take With Me.

I'm More Interested In Talking About What I Do. And I Don't Think People Are Interested In My Personal Life. I've Never Had A Hollywood Life. I've Always Been A Worker. But It's True: If You Know Something About A Person Outside Of The Movie That Is Really Repulsive To You, It's Hard To Shake. So I Prefer To Do My Speaking Through The Work. I Don't Want People To Know Anything About Me, Because That's Not Important. I'm More Interested In The Me That Takes Shape Through These Characters. The Other Stuff Is Personal And Too Easy To Trivialize Out Of Context.

It's Fair To Say That If You Have A Lot Of Experience, Your Power Is Greater. You Have More Of An Opportunity To Roll Up Your Sleeves With Younger Directors.

The Truth Is I Like The Crazy Ones Better Than The Well-behaved Ones Normally Because They Tend To Be The Passionate Ones. They Never Come After You If You're Holding Up Your End. The Only Thing That's Bad About An Abusive Director Is That They Bully The People They Can.