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I Was So Scared Of Going Back To The Theatre After Hamlet. I Didn't Know If I'd Do A Play Again Because I Was Afraid Of The Power Of It.

Nowadays People Don't Know How To Handle It If All The Ends Aren't Tied Up And They're Not Told What To Think In Films. And If They're Challenged, They Think It's Something Wrong With The Film.

I'm Scottish First, And It's Odd To Hear That I'm A Scottish-american.

I've Actually Found - Especially Doing My Cabaret Show - I'm Connecting With People In A Way I Haven't Connected With Them. I've Found That When You're Open And Honest, People Respond To That, Whatever You're Being Open And Honest About. You Could Then, When You Lay That As The Groundwork, Say, "here I Am. This Is What I Think. I Come In Peace." Then You're Able To Push Out, To Be Able To Talk About More Things. And That's Been A Really Heartening Thing About My Life, Actually.

I Wouldn't Do My Roles If I Really Hated It. I've Done Things I Hated, But I Didn't Go Into Them Thinking I Would Hate Them. I Want To Have Fun. I Don't Want To Go To Work And Not Enjoy It. So If I'm Swirling Around On Some Wires, Talking To Fred Flintstone, I Make It The Funnest I Can. I Also Want To Be Good At It. I Don't Want To Be A Crap Cartoon Character. I Want To Be Proud I'm A Vitamin!