I Do Always Feel Very Proud And

They Know You're Not Alfred Hitchcock, But You Need To Be Enough Alfred Hitchcock For Them Not To Be Bothered By It. That's A Reassuring Thing.

But I Think The Children Of Actors Share A Certain Pragmatic Approach. One Is Denied Some Of That 'running Away With The Circus' Element Of Being An Actor.

They Seem Much Rarer Now, Those Auteur Films That Come Out Of A Director's Imagination And Are Elliptical And Hermetic. All Those Films That Got Me Into Independent Cinema When I Was Watching It Seem Thin On The Ground.

You Always Get Told How Important The Premiere And Doing The Press Is, But I Have Suspicions.

One Key Element To Hitchcock Is The Drooping Jowl. That Was Crucial Because His Silhouette Is Crucial. There Is Something About His Silhouette That Became His Brand.