I Was Brought Up In A World

That's Something I Have To Work On: To Separate What Really Matters, To Conserve Energy By Not Worrying About What Other People Think.

I Don't Call Myself An Expert Because I've Played Experts. I Know A Little Bit About Very Little. But It's Very Hard To Not Be Drawn Into Saying Something, Especially If It Has To Do With The Work.

You Come Into This World As You Leave It, On Your Own. It's Made Me Want To Live A Life Slightly Less Ordinary.

[on Bbc's Sherlock] It's A Rare Challenge, Both For The Audience And An Actor, To Take Part In Something With This Level Of Intelligence And Wit. You Have To Really Enjoy It. It's A Form Of Mental And Physical Gymnastics.

The Awful Lesson Of History Is That We Too Often Ignore People, Just Because They're Foreigners Or Different From Us.