I Drink Just As Much Tea When

My Fear Of Drama School Is That The Natural Extraordinary But Eccentric Talent Sometimes Can't Find Its Place In A Drama School. And Often That's The Greatest Talent. And It Very Much Depends On The Drama School And How It's Run And The Teachers. It's A Different Thing Here In America As Well Because So Many Of Your Great Actors Go To Class, Which Is Sort Of We Don't Do In England.

I Am Not Too Keen On My Nose, I Don't Like My Knees, I Hate My Ankles, I Am Unsure About My Behind, I Don't Like My Legs At All. I Am Not Too Sure About My Chin, My Forehead Is A Bit Dodgy. But, Overall, I Can Live With It.

I Woke Up One Day And Realized I Could Never Be An American.

I Always Love Working With Young Actors, Because There's Always Something To Learn. It's Always Exciting To See The Next Generation And How They Approach Things And What's Great About Them And What's Not So Great About Them.

With That Incredible Voice That He [alan Rickman] Could Play Like A Sort Of Wonderful Instrument, Like A Cello Or Something. He Played His Voice, And He Could Be The Most Subtle Of Actors. And He Could Also Be Quite A Big Actor. He Could Do The Grandiose Performances As Well.