I'm Just A Foul-mouthed Brit.

One Of The Things That Makes Hamlet Unique Among Shakespeare's Characters Is His Courage To Face Up To The Darker Elements Of His Personality.

Helena Bonham-carter And I Sat Down To Talk About [cinderella Movie] And She Said, 'i Really Want To Do It But Only One Thing I Insist On And That's Wings.' She Had To Have Wings And [costume Designer] Sandy Powell Didn't Want Wings To Begin With But Had To Be Talked Around, But That Was Fun.

Actually I Think 'a Midsummer Night's Dream' Could Sit Very Very Perfectly In The Middle Of A Disney World I Think.

I Don't Feel One Could Even Remotely Touch The Idea Of Intimidating Others, But Because I've Understood The Other Side Of The Experience, I Will Occasionally, If I Smell That Could Even Be In The Air For A Few Minutes, Say To The Director, "please, You Must Tell Me Anything You Want. Please Say All The Things You Think Might Be Terribly Hurtful Like, 'that Was Boring.'"

I Don't Think Hamlet Is Mad, Nor Is He Predisposed To Be A Gloomy Or Tragic Figure.