I Love The Broadway Audiences, Who Relish

We Are Very Lucky To Be Men Because Women Have A Terrible Time Getting Older Parts. It's Much More Difficult.

My Reaction To 3d Is Subtly. Things Don't Come Out At You, But Rather You - The Audience Come Into The Film.

I Think The Point To Be Understood Is That We're All Different. I've Never Been A Fan Of Theories Of Acting. I Didn't Go To Drama School, So I Was Never Put Through A Training That Was Limited By Someone Saying, 'this Is The Way You Should Act.'

Baz [luhrmann] Paid Me One Of The Greatest Compliments Ever. I Don't Know Him, Really, But When I First Met Him I Was Congratulating Him On Romeo + Juliet - Which I Think Is A Wonderful Adaptation - And He Said, "oh, Well We Couldn't Have Done It Without Your Richard Iii, Which Was An Inspiration!" I've Never Quite Checked Up On The Dates To See Whether Or If, In Fact, We Did Our Film Before He Did His.

I Have Never Wanted To Be Typecast, One Of Those Actors Who Plays A Variation On A One-note Theme. So Just As I Enjoy Playing A Wide Variety Of Characters, From Good To Bad To Ugly To Cute - So I Have Enjoyed Of Late Working In Film And Television, As Well As In Theatres Of Various Sizes And Shapes.