If I Wanted To Make Spy Movies

What I Like About Layer Cake Is Its Intelligent Through-line. First Of All, I Think It's Very Close To The Truth; I Think This Is What Successful Drug Dealers Are Like. They Don't Drive Around In Flashy Cars, They Don't Show Off, They Behave Very Quietly, They Get On With Their Job And They Earn Lots Of Money. And It Goes Up And Up And Up And Up The Scale. Secondly - And Selfishly - I Like The Moral Aspect Of The Movie, Which Is That Violence Has Consequences, And You Feel Emotionally Involved With The Violence.

It Doesn't Matter Whether You Have The Happiest Upbringing... The Young Joe Scot Had The Most Dysfunctional Family There Could Be But It's Still A Family And It's A Really Good, Strong Family. But In Spite Of That He Runs Away From Home. I Relate To All Of Those Things Very Directly. I Hit 40 This Year But I Still Think About Being A Teenager And Hopefully I Will For The Rest Of My Life. They Are Important Years.

If You Invite Someone Into Your Front Room You Can't Be Surprised When There Are Suddenly People Outside Your Windows With Cameras.

Obviously, When I Came To Do The Movie I Knew That I Was Going To Have To Take My Clothes Off So I Might Have Worked A Little Bit Harder To Keep Myself Fit. But I Think That's The Irony Of It - You See All These Fit And Healthy People, And I'm Not Making Any Comments On It, But Everybody Deep Down Is A F**k Up Somewhere.

You Get Used To The Rejection And You Don't Take It Personally.