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The Job Is The Same - To Attempt To Make It Sound Like You've Never Said It Before And As If It's Just Occurred To You. And That's The Same Whether You're On Camera Or Whether You're On Stage In A Room Full Of People.

I Quoted David Hare One Of His Lines The Other Day To Illuminate Whatever Point We Were Trying To Make In The Conversation, And I Said 'what Play Was That?' And He Said 'it Was Your Line, You Said It About A Hundred And Fifty Times In The Vertical Hour.'

It's More Than Usually Possible That I Won't Do A Play Again. But Skylight Is One Of The Great Plays In The English Language. I Was Lucky Enough To Be A Part Of It At One Point In Its Life, And It's A Timely Thing To Deliver It Again In The Modern World.

You Get Older And You See Yourself And Say, 'god, He's Old, Who's That?'

To Be Serious, The Things You Really Want To Relive Are Things Like Bedtime With Your Daughter When She Becomes Incredibly Entertaining 'cause She Doesn't Want To Go To Sleep. They're At Their Most Enchanting 'cause They Just Want To Put It Off, So They Do A Cabaret For You. You Sit There Thinking, "please Don't Let This End."