In The Old-fashioned Sitcoms, To Be Gay

I Have Never Wanted To Be Typecast, One Of Those Actors Who Plays A Variation On A One-note Theme. So Just As I Enjoy Playing A Wide Variety Of Characters, From Good To Bad To Ugly To Cute - So I Have Enjoyed Of Late Working In Film And Television, As Well As In Theatres Of Various Sizes And Shapes.

If You've Got Mystique As Your Girlfriend The Fun You Could Have In Bed - I've Just Imagined X-men 3 Might Open With Me In Bed With Patrick Stewart.

Success In The Movies Has Pushed Me To Places I Didn't Know I Was Allowed To Go.

Some Directors Don't Tell You That It's Not Your Fault, So You Get Increasingly Depressed That You're Not Delivering What's Required, And Then You Discover It's Not You At All, It's Something In The Background That's Out Of Focus.

I Tend To Discourage People From Calling Me 'sir Ian,' Because I Don't Like Being Separated Out From The Rest Of The Population. Of Course, It Can Be Useful If You're Writing An Official Letter, Like Trying To Get A Visa Or Something Passed Through Parliament. They're Impressed By These Things.