I Love Working In New York Theater.

In Theater, You've Got To Be Aware Of Your Whole Body Because It Involves Stamina. It Involves Two-and-a-half Hours And A Sustained Release Of Energy, Maybe For Six Months.

The First Time That I Came To New York To Work Properly Was The Mid-'80s, But I Was Doing Eight Shows A Week. You Have No Life. Going To A Punk Rock Club - Or Whatever The Music Was At That Time - Would Not Have Been On My Agenda.

I Have This Feeling That If I Could Sort Out What's On My Dining Room Table, Everything Would Fall Into Place.

I Was Coming From A Very Cerebral, Dark, Difficult, Layered Play By Christopher Hampton And Doing An Action Movie In Hollywood (die Hard) With Explosions, And I Was Holding A Gun.

I'm Very Aware That When One Is Acting In The Theater, You Do Become Kind Of Animal About It. And You're Reliant On Instincts Rather Than Tact A Lot Of The Time.