I Drink Just As Much Tea When

It's A Mystery That Thing About Chemistry Because Often People Who Hate Each Other In Real Life And Hate Each Other On The Set Have Great Chemistry On The Screen. And People Who Love Each Other In Real Life And Love Each Other On The Set Have Absolutely No Chemistry Whatsoever.

You Have To Go Through The Long, Painful Process Of Learning Techniques To Be Able To Recognize A "good Accident" Or A "bad Accident."

It Seems To Me That The Years Between Eighteen And Twenty-eight Are The Hardest, Psychologically. It’s Then You Realize This Is Make Or Break, You No Longer Have The Excuse Of Youth, And It Is Time To Become An Adult – But You Are Not Ready.

I'm Not A Communist, Of Course. But I Do Think That Everything Is Down To Economics. Capitalism Doesn't Change.

Fresh From A Costume Fitting, Where I Had Been Posing In Front Of The Mirror Assuming What I Thought Was A Strong Position - Arms Folded, Butch-looking...you Know - I Met With The Woman In Charge Of Holloway Police Station. She Gave Me The Most Invaluable Advice: Never Let Them See You Cry, And Never Cross Your Arms. When I Asked Why, She Said 'because It Is A Defensive Action And Therefore Weak.