It's Not So Much That I Want

Filmmaking Is Something I Have To Do. It's Not Something I Particularly Want To Do.

I Hate It When Something Is Set In 1967 And Every Piece Of Furniture Was Made In 1967. No! If It's Set In 1967, People Have Furniture Given To Them By Their Grandmother, Which She Bought In 1932!

The Fact In Acting, You Can Tap Into Your Darkest Moments In Life To Your Lightest Moments. And People Will Watch It, And Appreciate It, And Even Engage With You Because Of That. That's The Greatest Job One Earth.

A Script Is Utterly Useless In And Of Itself; It's Only Of Any Worth The Minute Your Actors, Your Designers, Your Directors Come Into Being.

Watching People Just Look Out For Themselves, I Think, Is Extremely Interesting. It Goes Right Back To Something Like 'the Beggar's Opera' - The Underbelly Of Society, How It Operates, And How That Reflects Their So-called Betters.