My Main Memories Of My Father Are

I Depleted Myself To The Point Where I Had Nothing Left.

As A Member Of The Audience I Don't Like It That I Can't See What's Going On In The Eyes And In The Face And In The Most Subtle Responses Of A Performer When I'm More Than A Few Rows Back. I Find It Very Frustrating.

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.

I've Been Very Lucky.

I'm A Warrior When It Comes To Pursuing Roles.