I Wouldn't Say No To Being In

You Get Involved With A Character After Spending A Long Time Waiting, And This Demands A Lot Of Energy And Concentration.

People Expect A Lot More From Someone They Think Looks Interesting. It's A Burden.

Most Of The Time I've Worked With Directors Who Write Their Own Scripts. The Story Is More Important To Me Than The Part. The Project Of The Film Has Always Been More Important To Me.

But I Never Gave Up Personal Things To Work, Never.

To Wait, For An Actor, Is Not Like Someone Who's Waiting To See The Doctor. It's Not The Kind Of Wait Where You Get Bored.