I'm Not A Big Fan Of Cgi.

For Me, The Experience Of Making The Show Is Very Much Like Being In A Novel. I Enjoy Getting The New Script. I Make A Cup Of Tea And I Read It The Same Way I Would Read A Book, With The Same Amount Of Joy.

I Shampoo Only Once A Week Or So, With Tree Tea Oil Shampoo. And When I Slap Moisturizer On My Face - Just Some Stuff I Bought In The Grocery Store - I Pile It Through My Hair.

The First Trip I Remember Taking Was On The Train From Virginia Up To New York City, Watching The Summertime Countryside Rolling Past The Window. They Used White Linen Tablecloths In The Dining Car In Those Days, And Real Silver. I Love Trains To This Day. Maybe That Was The Beginning Of My Fixation With Leisurely Modes Of Travel.

I Tend To Get Comfortable With The Dialogue And Find Out Who The Person Is In The Script And Try To Hit That. People Are Sort Of Independent Of Their Occupations And Their Pastimes. You Don't Play A Politician Or A Fireman Or A Cowboy - You Just Play A Person.

So Many Movies Are So Formulaic Because You've Got To Get It Done In An Hour And A Half. On A Tv Series, That's Where The Really Interesting Stuff Can Happen.