I Would Always Slip Away To The

I Would Always Slip Away To The Cinema. I Always Found Something Absolutely Extraordinary About The Fact That These Actors Were Always Kind Of Kicking Hard At Some New Dimension They Were Doing On Film.

This Is What Happens When You Are On The Wrong Side Of 40. Young Adults, Who Could Be Your Children, Are Now Working With You. I Was Playing Their Parents Or Mentor. I Started To Think: Oh, I Am Not Part Of That Group Any More.

I Like Roles That Are On The Extreme Ends Of The Spectrum, And There's Special Appeal In Exploring These Slightly Forgotten Plays That People Might Think Of As Subjects For Academic Term Papers Instead Of Live Theater.

That's One Of Those Questions Where Somebody Says "would You Like To See More Women Behind The Camera?" And Then It Becomes I Must Have Interrupted The Interview To Make A Platform Stance. But, No, I Do Believe It. In Australia, Per Capita, We've Got A Slightly More Balanced And Healthier Statistic Than Here. I've Only Just Started Working More Regularly With Female Ads And Its Just A Beautiful, Different Energy On Set.

I Wouldn't Mind Meeting Some Of The People I've Attempted To Portray From The Olden, Olden Days. They Probably Would All Have Really Terrible Skin And Horrible Bad Breath, And I'd Have To Give Them An Altoid.