For Me, Certain Shots Or Scenes Are

Listen, You Make A Big Movie, You're Going Into The Coliseum, And People Are Going To Give You The Thumbs Up Or The Thumbs Down. And That's Part Of The Game. It's Part Of The Fun As Well.

I've Made Movies That Cost Less Than One Car Chase. But That's Part Of The Pleasure Of Doing It, Pushing Yourself In New Directions.

This Is The First Time In 10 Years I Don't Know What I'm Doing Next And I'm Rather Enjoying It. Soon I'll Be Climbing The Walls No Doubt, But Right Now, It's Not Clear, I'm Just Enjoying The Freedom.

Directing Skyfall Was One Of The Best Experiences Of My Professional Life, But I Have Theatre And Other Commitments, Including Productions Of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory And King Lear, That Need My Complete Focus Over The Next Year And Beyond.

Actors Get Pigeonholed Very Quickly, Particularly Movie Actors. In The Theater, One Is More Used To Casting People Against Type And Trusting That Their Talent And Skill Will Get Them Through.