I Would Say L.a. Is More Polite

If You Look At Shakespeare's History Plays, What The Setting Of Monarchy Allows Is This Extraordinary Intensification Of Emotions And Predicament.

Actors Are Programmed To See The Worst. If You're Talking About An Actor's Tv Series, You Say, "i Loved You Last Night." And They Go, "what About The Week Before?" They Immediately Worry.

The Thing That Fascinates Me Is That The Way I Came To Film And Television Is Extinct. Then There Were Gatekeepers, It Was Prohibitively Expensive To Make A Film, To Be A Director You Had To Be An Entrepreneur To Raise Money.

There's Something About Being Cerebral, Intellectual, And Yet Emotionally Repressed [in Being Villain]. If You Think Someone's Doing This [bad] Stuff And They're In Complete Control, That's More Scary Than If They're Out Of Control.

Well, I'm Half Australian, Half English And I Live In London. That Is The Only Reason I Came Upon This Story. My Australian Mother, Meredith Hooper, Was Invited In Late 2007 By Some Australian Friends To Make Up A Token Australian Audience In A Tiny Fringe Theater Play Reading Of An Unproduced, Unrehearsed Play Called 'the King's Speech.