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Hen Baillie [walsh, Writer And Director] Wrote The Movie For Me I Wasn't Doing What I'm Doing Today, So When We Actually Came To Make The Movie It Seemed Silly To Change It. But Who Knows? That's The Way Things Go. What Was Interesting For Me - And What Was Always Interesting In The Script - Was That You've Got Someone Who Appears To Have Everything, Or At Least Has The Opportunity To Have Everything, And He's F**ked It Up, Or Lost It.

If Money Comes Along I Will Take It. I Just Want Good Scripts That Try To Make You Think. I've Been Offered Lots Of Money In The Past But I Just Know That I Would Abuse It And Get Drunk.

I'm Not James Bond. There's Your Headline! It's Very Clear To Me That He's The Furthest From My Character That It's Possible To Be. It's Somebody I Play.

Although I'm Not From London Originally: I Moved Down Here When I Was 16, So It's Played A Part In My Life. It's Where I've Lived For All That Time.

The Idea Of Regretting Not Doing This Seemed Insane To Me. Sitting In The Corner At A Bar At Age 60, Saying: 'i Could've Been Bond. Buy Me A Drink.' That's The Saddest Place I Could Be. At Least Now At 60 I Can Say: 'i Was Bond. Now Buy Me A Drink.'