I Go To The Theater Two Or

I Go To The Theater Two Or Three Times A Week When I'm In London. Whereas I Feel Guilty Going To The Cinema In The Middle Of The Afternoon.

If You're An English Actor And Turn Up In America, They Don't Have An Opinion About Where You Sit. They Have No Idea What Auditions To Send You To, So They Send You To Everything.

I Have This Horrific Thing Where I'm Really Bad With Names And Faces. I Have An Appalling Memory. Someone Will Come Up To Me In The Street And Go, 'eddie!', And I'll Try And Give Myself Time By Going Into Overdrive, 'hey, Hi! Nice To See You!' And Start A Whole Conversation Because I Can't Distinguish Between Who I Know And Who I Don't.

As A Runner On A Film, You Are The Lowest Of The Low, And Yet You Have Incredible Access To Everyone. I Can Totally Imagine That For Actors In The Middle Of A Hollywood Bubble, All They Really Want Is A Sense Of Normality, And That Gopher Can Be A Tap For That.

I Love The Variety Of Films. In Theater, You Go Into A Room And The Director Runs The Room, So You All Work To His Or Her Method. On Film, If An Actor Or An Actress Is In For A Day Or Two, The Director Has To Get Out Of That Actor What They Need, So They Have To Change And Adapt To That Actor's Technique.