I've Always Loved Dinosaurs.

Directing Made Me Realise What I Do As An Actor That's Extraneous, It Focuses Your Mind On Story, Story, Story.

By Not Speaking You Don't Get Rid Of The Story, You Just Open Up A Silence, Which Can Be Just As Loud.

Now, The Question Of The Hour Is, "who's Got The Pandorica?" Answer: I Do. Next Question: Who's Coming To Take It From Me? Come On! Look At Me! No Plan, No Back-up, No Weapons Worth A Damn! Oh, And Something Else, I Don't Have Anything To Lose! So, If You're Sitting Up There In Your Silly Little Spaceship With All Your Silly Little Guns, And You've Got Any Plans On Taking The Pandorica Tonight, Just Remember Who's Standing In Your Way! Remember Every Black Day I Ever Stopped You, And Then, And Then, Do The Smart Thing: Let Somebody Else Try First.

There's Something Very Intimate About Taking Someone's Work, Turning It Over And Unpicking It. In The Same Way People Have Unique Handwriting People Have A Sewing Style. You Do Start Building A Fantasy Relationship With The Person.

As An Actor I Can Sort Of Smell A Duff Note, That Isn't Full Of That Much Conviction. My Worst Thing With Directors Is When I Know More Than Them About The Character.