But I Dare Not Think Too Far

My Mum Taught Me Great Manners. And She Always Told Me That You Can Be Or Do Whatever In Life, As Long As You Don't Hurt Anyone And You're Happy. My Mum's Great; I Adore Her.

I Think, As Human Beings, We At Times Overvalue The Intellect And We Undermine The Body. I Don't Mean A Body Externally And The Shape Of A Body. I Mean The Intelligence Of A Body, The Memories That A Body Can Store, How A Body Feels Emotion, And How A Body Processes Emotion.

I'm Enjoying [my Career]. If Anything I'm Aware That The Pressure Of The First, I Suppose, Six Or Seven Years I Was In America - I Mean That Energy Of Having Such A Rapid And Ascending Celebrity - It's Not There Anymore. It's The End Of That Chapter And Now I'm Just Enjoying The Work Probably More Than I Ever Have And Yet I'm Simultaneously Less Attached To It I Think, Which Is Kind Of A Strange State Of Grace To Be In.

Every Week A Tsunami Rips Through Poor Towns And Villages All Over The World. It Claims 25,000 Lives A Day, 175,000 A Week. It Sweeps Children From The Arms Of Their Mothers, Robs Hundreds Of Millions Of Any Hope For The Future. That Tsunami Is Hunger. Help Us End It Now.

I Love The Grandiosity, How Sweepingly Entertaining Films Can Be. And I Think There's A Place For Films That Pry More Into The Human Condition.