Most Of The Time When You Do

It May Be My Rather Puritanical Upbringing At Odds With My Inborn Laziness That Makes Me Feel Guilty At The End Of The Day, Unless I Am Able To Point At Some Achievement. But This Need Be No More Impressive Than Cooking A Meal Or Going For A Long Walk.

When You Were On Stage, You Could Be Absolutely Open About Your Emotions And Indulge Them And Express Yourself In A Way That - In Real Life - I Wasn't Doing.

I Can't Take On All The Worries Of The World, You Know. I Can Only Talk About Being Gay And Being An Actor. I'll Have To Leave Those Other Battles To Somebody Else.

I've Always Longed For The Theatre And Acting To Be Popular. No Actor Wants To Play To An Empty House. We Only Do It For An Audience. The More The Merrier. I Don't Make Any Distinction Between A Popular Tv Series Or Blockbuster Film And Doing Shakespeare. They're Different, But As Long As The Material Is Good And The Intention Is Honourable, It's All The Same To Me.

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.