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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.

It Can Be A Miserable Profession, Acting, Because You Always Want What You Can’t Have.

In England We Have This Saying About Marmite: People Either Love It Or Hate It. That's Like A Lot Of The Movie Work I've Done. People Either Find It Repulsive Or Find It Really Interesting And Get Engaged In It.

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.

If I Do A Film And Have To Get Naked, That Tends To Dictate How Often I Go To The Gym. Acting In 'richard Ii' On Stage Was A Huge Physical Workout, So I Ended Up More Toned Than I Normally Am.