The South Downs Of England Reminded Me

I Sailed A Bit As A Child, But It Wasn't Until I Was Around 40, When I Was Halfway Through Patrick O'brian's 'master And Commander' Novels, That I Had The Sudden Epiphany That I Had To Go Sail On A Square-rig Ship.

So Many Movies Are So Formulaic Because You've Got To Get It Done In An Hour And A Half. On A Tv Series, That's Where The Really Interesting Stuff Can Happen.

The Network Wants You To Make A Thing That's Just A Stand-alone Episode, So You Never Get Any Character Or Continuity. This Is One Of The Ways In Which Television Can Actually Be Good, And Even Better Than The Movies, Because It Gives You A Chance To Tell A Long Story.

A Great Deal Of My Battle, As An Actor, Is To Widdle Away The Things That Make Me Self-conscious And Try To Trick Myself Into Not Being Self-conscious.

The Only Thing Better Than Going To Pitcairn In The First Place, Is Going Again.