The Trick In Life Is Learning How

I Have To Say, Without Sounding Like A Total Tosser, That Everything I've Learned In Life, And That Has Taken Me Out Of My Natural Interior Life, Has Been With Men. They Exposed Me To Things That I Wasn't Aware Of. I Learned From All The Guys.

Directors Always Used To Be Like The Police To Me - The Enemy, The People To Tell Me What To Do When I Didn't Want To Do It. But I've Lived With One For A While Now And I Guess I Can Put Myself More In Their Position. You Shouldn't Be Too Sympathetic To Them.

I Don't See That Anybody Needs To Earn $12 Million For Three Months' Work, Quite Honestly.

What You Want Is A Comfortable Environment That You Feel You Can Invent In. Because Film Is Such A Lumbering, Technical, Huge, Great Neanderthal Thing, It's Hard To Create That Little Space Of Peace, And Calm, And Creativity, And Ease. That's What You Want The Director To Create For You, So That When You Walk On The Set, You Forget All Of That, And The Fact That It's Costing Gazillions Of Dollars A Second.

I Think Of Myself As Being A Bit Of A Wimp Deep Down - A Bourgeois Wimp - And I'm Fighting That. I Think All Brits Are, Maybe.