If You Judge The Character, You Cant

Being On The Stage In New York Is Always Exciting Because You Feel Like You're Part Of The Life Of The City.

I Always Feel That When I Come To Edinburgh, In Many Ways I Am Coming Home.

I Approach Every Part I'm Asked To Do And Decide To Do From Exactly The Same Angle: Who Is This Person, What Does He Want, How Does He Attempt To Get It, And What Happens To Him When He Doesn't Get It, Or If He Does?

I Do Feel More Myself In America. I Can Regress There, And They Have Roller-coaster Parks.

When I Get Off The Plane In England I Always Feel About Two Inches Shorter.