Apart From Earning An Awful Lot Of

I Try To Be Fussy About The Parts I Play. I Think That's Quite Prudent, It Means You're Stretching Different Muscles, And You're Scaring Yourself By Doing Something Which Is Out Of Your Comfort Zone.

You'd Never Play Hamlet If You Started Worrying About Who's Played It Before You.

It's A Real Skill To Be Able To Publicise Yourself.

I Did Four Or Five Years In Telly, And By The End Of It Was Drained. I Was A Bit Sick Of Myself. I Didn't Feel Like An Actor Anymore. That Sounds Silly, But When You're Doing A Play You're Using Different Muscles, And It Blew All The Cobwebs Away.

I've Worried More And More As The Years Have Gone On. The More You're Seen To Be Doing Well, The More Stress There Is. You Feel You Ought To Consider Things More, And Be More Fussy - There's Further To Fall. All These Little Worries.