I Certainly Have Been Guilty Of Trying

If You've Been To Moscow, It's A Really Exciting And Great City, But It Still Feels Like You Should Be A Little Careful About Which Way You're Going To Step.

I Don't Feel One Could Even Remotely Touch The Idea Of Intimidating Others, But Because I've Understood The Other Side Of The Experience, I Will Occasionally, If I Smell That Could Even Be In The Air For A Few Minutes, Say To The Director, "please, You Must Tell Me Anything You Want. Please Say All The Things You Think Might Be Terribly Hurtful Like, 'that Was Boring.'"

It's Quite Hard For People To Just Accept That They're Very Contradictory.

Two Billion People Watched The Royal Wedding. Clearly, They're Interested In That - The Outside Of What Appears To Be Lives That Have A Certain Amount Of Privilege. They Have Gifts, They Have History, They Have A Sort Of Unusual And Separate Position, Which Maybe Involves Paying A Price.

Frankenstein Feels Like An Ancient Tale, The Kind Of Traditional Story That Appears In Many Other Forms. It Appeals To Something Very Primal, But It's Also About Profound Things, The Very Nature Of Life And Death And Birth - About, Essentially, A Man Who Is Resisting The Most Irresistible Fact Of All, That We Will Be Shuffling Off This Mortal Coil.