I Had Done A Fair Bit Of

To Be An Actor You Need Various Things. You Need To Have A Head For Choosing The Roles. You Have To Be, Hopefully, Easy To Work With So People Enjoy Working With You. You Have To Deal With Missing Roles, With Not Being Asked To Work, With Doing Good Work And Then Being Castigated By The Critics For It. You Have To Have A Skin That Can Deal With All Of That. I, Fortunately, Seem To Have The Makeup Which Allows Me To Deal With The Business. I Mean, Not As Everybody.

So Nevertheless, What I'm Saying Is That What One Is - One's Parameters Are Constantly Narrowed By One's Success, And My Desire Is To Widen My Field Even If I Risk Failure.

Anywhere I Can Ski In The Morning And Sell A Movie In The Afternoon Is Good.

I Succeeded On Sort Of Chutzpah And Charm. No Technique At All, Didn't Know What I Was Doing, But It Worked And The Character Suited Me.

I Find What I Call The [bleep] Side Of The Industry Very Difficult. You Won't See Me At Other Peoples' Premiers. I Mean, I Go To My Own Premiers Because I Have To Help My Film, But I Don't Enjoy That Whole Side Of It. I Don't Enjoy Celebrityhood. I Love Getting A Seat In A Restaurant. I Love It When People Say Hi When I Don't Know Them. I Mean, That's Fine, But Apart From That, I Like The Elements Of Celebrityhood Which Make Living In The World Like Living In Your Own Village.