I Am Desperate To Do A Comedy

I Definitely Go Through Periods Where I'm In A Particular Mood, Or There's A Consistent Imaginative Context That I Feel I'm In, And I'm Drawn To Certain Things. I Can Sometimes Feel It When I'm Moving Away From Something That I Was Once Interested In - An Idea Or An Exploration Of Particular Relationships. I Go, 'well, I Think I've Done That And I Don't Want To Do It Again.'

I Think That Is So Interesting. It Is Le Carré. There Must Be So Much Of Him When He Was Younger. He's An Interesting Character. I Don't Want To Say The Word "passive" Because There Is Something Very Active About The Way He Is Passive, If That Makes Any Sense: The Nature Of His Watching And His Listening Is Active. It Is Always So Alive Because He Is, Essentially, A Spy.

I Wish I Hadn't Worked So Hard; I Wish I'd Had The Courage To Live A Life True To Myself, Not The Life Others Expected Of Me; I Wish I'd Had The Courage To Express My Feelings; I Wish I Had Stayed In Touch With My Friends; And I Wish I Had Let Myself Be Happier. It's An Extraordinary List Of Getting In Your Own Way, Isn't It?

I'm An Actor, And Part Of My Joy And My Curiosity About The Job That I Do, Is That Actors Have The Privilege Of Exploring Human Nature In Different Ways.

Actors In Any Capacity, Artists Of Any Stripe, Are Inspired By Their Curiosity, By Their Desire To Explore All Quarters Of Life, In Light And In Dark, And Reflect What They Find In Their Work. Artists Instinctively Want To Reflect Humanity, Their Own And Each Other's, In All Its Intermittent Virtue And Vitality, Frailty And Fallibility.