I Always Felt Thrilled And Amazed That

Freedom Is The Kind Of Essence Of Being A Pirate: You're Away From Land-locked Europe. You're Not Part Of The Society. You're Part Of The Brotherhood Of The Sea, Your Ship Is Your Sense Of Identity. So When You Approach The Wheel, That's What You Own.

I Often Thought I Was In The Wrong Business. I Was Pretty Seriously Thinking Of Tossing It In Before I Shot Shine. I Do Not Know Why. I Was Pretty Restless, I Had Been Through A Bad Period Of Stress Induced Anxiety - Panic Attacks - And I Was Not Sure Of What I Wanted To Do.

I Always Felt Thrilled And Amazed That I Could Put Actor On My Tax Form.

I Went To England In The '70s, And I Was In My Early 20s. There Was Still A Residue Of That Era Of Being An Underclass Or Colonial. I Assume It Must Have Been A More Aggressive And Prominent Attitude 40 Years Before That, Because Australia Internationally Wasn't Regarded As Having Much Cultural Value. We Were A Country Full Of Sheep And Convicts.

Yeah, Well, The F-bomb - It's Become As Ubiquitous As The Word 'like.' People Just Throw The Word 'like' Around As Punctuation. And I Think In A Lot Of Everyday Speech, The F-bomb Has Become A Kind Of Dash Or A Comma.