It All Felt Like A Terribly Long

Merlin Is Really At The Forefront, In That Regard. We Get A Glimpse Into The Dark, Machiavellian Corridors Of Power. I Like The Fact That, Although He Has Powers, His Powers Are Almost In His Political Guile As Much As What He Relies On, In Darker Forces.

'how Do You Balance The Creative With The Biblical?' One Could Pick Up The Scripture And Read It To Oneself And You Would Be Communing Directly With That Information. As Soon As You Go Into Film, As Soon As There's A Camera, And There's An Angle, And There's Lighting, And There's Editing, You're Into The Adaptation.

I Think Academics Are Infuriating. For Every Expert On Shakespeare There Is Another One To Cancel His Theory Out. It Drives You Up The Wall. I Think The Greatest Form Of Finding Out The Truth Is Through Fantasy.

I Also Wanted To Have Fun With It. I Wanted To Have The Scope, Which I Felt Merlin Has, In His Machiavellian Bi-polar Way. He's Not To Be Trusted, Yet He Is Fighting For This Great Power And Is Really A Master, To Some Degree, In Orchestrating Camelot And King Arthur. He's A Strange, Dark Devious Character, And I Just Wanted To Have Fun, And Get Away From The Cloak And Long Beard And Pointy Hat.

You Know What? Joy Is The Only Guide. I'm Going To Have Fun Regardless.