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An Acting Assistant Stage Manager In A Theater In Canterbury, A Rep Theater. A Small Wage But Just Enough To Get By On, And I Made Props, And I Walked On, And I Changed Scenery, And I Realized That I Just Loved It.

The Great Thing About Acting Is, Because You're Constantly Playing Other Characters And Exploring Yourself Because You Have To Find Those Other Characters In Yourself, You Sort Of Broaden As A Person Over Your Life Because You've Been Other People. So You Can Empathize With Many Different Sorts Of People. It's Great In That Way And I Hope, Therefore, As You Get Older As An Actor, You Not Only Get More Interesting Because You Lived More, But You Get A Bit Wiser As A Person.

I Think Nobody Since Has Written Such Extraordinary Work As Shakespeare Writes. The Characters He Writes Are Full Of Inconsistencies, Which Is A Great Human Quality - I Mean We're All Very Inconsistent In The Way We Behave.

And Whenever I'm In A Situation Where I'm Wearing The Same As 600 Other People And Doing The Same Thing As 600 Other People, Looking Back, I Always Found Ways To Make Myself Different, Whether It Be Having A Red Lining Inside Of My Jacket, Having Red Shoes, It Hasn't Changed.

Actors Often Behave Like Children, And So We're Taken For Children. I Want To Be Grown Up.