For Tim Burton's Birthday I Gave Him

Seeing What The Film Becomes, Out Of Your Hands - You Never Know, You Know? I'm Always Rather Anxious. It's Not Like In Theater When You Are More In Control. You're More - Not A Puppet, But You Don't Control It. You Don't Own It.

French Sounds Flat. In English, You Can Play With Pitch.

At Drama School, I Always Picked The Really Evil Roles. It's A Great Way To Deal With Your Everyday Emotions.

Hollywood Wouldn't Suit Me. In L.a. It's All About Work - Studio People Have Their Five Minutes With You And They Go, 'oh Mah Gahd, I Love Your Movie.' You Just Feel Very Self-conscious There.

I Give Everything To My Work, And I Like Complex Roles, Characters That Aren't Obvious. I've Been Very Lucky So Far, And I'm Dreaming Of Working With Directors Like Jane Campion, Susanne Bier And The Dardennes. But The Gods Will Decide.