I Really, Really Love Daniel Craig As

I Just Feel Incredibly Lucky. I Went To Drama School And About 28 Of Us Graduated. I Graduated From Drama School In 2000, And I Would Say About Two Of Us Are Working And Able To Make A Living Out Of It. It Is A Tough Profession. To Have The Kind Of Success I Have Had Is Really Amazing, And I Am Incredibly Grateful.

I Try To Be Upbeat. I Read This Book Which Tells You To Write Down Everything That You're Grateful For Each Day. Now I'm Constantly Noticing All The Little Things That Make Me Joyful.

The Education Is The Answer To Everything, Really, And On So Many Different Levels. The Minutiae Of Life Require Analytical Skills That You Learn In Being Educated, An Ability To Navigate The Very Systems That Constitute Life. They All Require Some Degree Of Education, And If You Don't Get It, You're At A Real Disadvantage.

Acting Is A Career Without A Safety Net, Because It's Not Like A Professional Job Where Every Year You Hope To Be Promoted, And Get A Sense Of Career Stability. There Is Never Any Stability In This Business.

At Cambridge, It Was The Weirdest Culture. Everyone Pretended They Didn't Do Any Work, Yet It Was So Competitive.