I Don't Go To Premieres, Unless I'm

To Me, I Like And Understand Ritual And I Think It Is Important. Things That We Do That Give Us Comfort Are Important. Like Christmas, I Like To Go Into A Church And Hear The Carols Sung. There's A Comfort Of Actually Going Inside Of A Church, I Find Them Serene. They're Unchanging.

London Audiences Are Tricky, Too. They Don't Laugh As Much As The Northern Audiences Because, And I Hate To Say This, They Are A Bit Cleverer Normally, And They Are Picking Up On All The Little Details And Listening More Carefully.

The Great Thing Is That The Funny Side Of Getting Old Is Fuel For My Comedy.

It's Like Aversion Therapy. You Keep Doing Scenes Over And Over Again With Three Women In The Bed With You, And We Had To Do Them All In One Week. Three Girls Would Step Out And Another Three Girls Would Step Into The Bed. It Sounds Like A Fantasy But By The End Of It, I Just Wanted To Go For A Hike On My Own In The North Of England, In The Hills. Because It Became A Sort Of "be Careful What You Wish For" Kinda Thing.

If The Person Who Can Effectively Sanction Ill-conceived Wars Can Play The Electric Guitar, Which Is A Symbol Of Rebellion, Then That Whole Worldview Becomes Confused.