If You're An English Actor And Turn

Making A Film Or Doing A Play Are Completely Different Experiences And Entirely Fulfilling, But Completely Unique. I Also Think One Complements The Other. People Often Say That Theater Is About Flexing Your Muscles, And Is Actually Real Acting, Whereas I Sort Of Disagree.

You Never Know What's Right, What You Feel Inside Versus What Is Portrayed.

The Depiction Of The Exterior As Opposed [to] What You're Feeling Inside Is Always So Different That It's Impossible To Know What Is Right.

Ladies And Babies, And Mortgages, For That Matter, Can All Wait. Acting Has Done A Strange Thing To Me, Though. I Often Sit There, Thinking, 'i Love This, But I Wouldn't Put My Daughter On The Stage.'

I Think All Actors Have A Similar Deal. You Want Some People Who Understand. Although It Looks Great - And Is Great - There Are Also Shoddy Moments When You Feel Really Rotten, And When It's Going Well, You're Not Allowed To Complain.