I Think I'm A Bit Gruffer Than

The Thing You Notice Here After America Is How Refreshingly Ordinary People Look, Because They Haven't Had Their Chin Wrapped Around The Back Of Their Ears.

That Was The Big Effect Lord Of The Rings Had On Me. It Was Discovering New Zealand. And Even More Precious Were The People- Not At All Like The Australians.

There Are Directors, And I Think This Is True Of All Directors, It Would Be True If I Was A Director - If The Actor Didn't Want To Do What I Was Suggesting, I Would Let Him Do It His Way, And Then I Would Say To Him, "just Give Me One Where You Do What The Director Wants", And That, Of Course, Is The Take That's Used.

You Can Always Pick Out Stage Actors At The Oscars: They Know How To Walk.

I'm Not Experienced Enough, Or Certain Enough Of My Acting On The Screen To Say To A Director, "you Are Wrong, I Am Right. I Will Only Do It This Way." I Could Never Feel That, I Wish I Could Be Absolutely Certain. But On The Stage, It's Different. I Know Where I Am On The Stage.