One Of The Things That Is Assumed

I Would Like To Change Everything, But Obviously Not Everything. I've Been Incredibly Fortunate. I Guess Everybody Would Do This, But I'd Go Back To My Younger Self And Say, "lighten Up. Take It Easy. Relax. Don't Be So Anxious About Everything. Try To Be In The Day. Try To Not Have Today Stolen From You By Anxiety About Yesterday Or Tomorrow."

I Have No Memory, Any At All, Of Actually Performing The Play, No Recall In Terms Of The Lines. I Can't Tell You Any Line From Any Play I've Ever Done.

I Don't Want To Associate Myself With Any Specific Group Of Politicians.

When A Movie Is Called 'searingly Honest,' It's Almost Invariably Grim And Demonstrates How Bad Things Can Get.

Opening A Play Is Just Tough. The Idea That Actors Are Weirdly Protected From It Is A Myth. If You Imagine Yourself Having To Spend Two And A Bit Hours Cooking Bolognaise, Remembering A Whole Major Work By David Hare And Speaking It At The Correct Moment Between Chopping Carrots And Stirring The Onions In Front Of An Audience - The Normal Human Response Is 'please, Can I Go To The Airport?'