I Hate People Eating On Film. I

Directors Always Used To Be Like The Police To Me - The Enemy, The People To Tell Me What To Do When I Didn't Want To Do It. But I've Lived With One For A While Now And I Guess I Can Put Myself More In Their Position. You Shouldn't Be Too Sympathetic To Them.

There's A Scary Moment When You Realise You're No Longer The Youngest Person In The Room. Especially If You've Been A Successful Young Person. That's Followed, Of Course, By The Realisation That You're Actually The Oldest Person In The Room.

I Knew I Wanted To Engage In The World Of The Imagination, But It Was Not Economically Feasible For Me To Study Acting, So I Went To A Teachers' Training College.

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.

I Don't Throw A Lot Of Parties. I Find Throwing Parties A Bit Intimidating.