There Is, Come To Think Of It,

Literally, The Piece At The End Is Where The Universe Is Cracked Apart, It's A Big Moment. Basically, They, The Filmmakers, Have Directed The Story Earlier In The Book. It Happens, It's Called Adapting A Book, You Have To Make Decisions About Things. It's Not Unusual Having To Cut Out Scenes.

It's A Huge Challenge, A Huge Responsibility. Bond Is A Huge Iconic Figure In Movie History. These Opportunities Don't Come Along Very Often So I Thought, 'why Not?'

Obviously, When I Came To Do The Movie I Knew That I Was Going To Have To Take My Clothes Off So I Might Have Worked A Little Bit Harder To Keep Myself Fit. But I Think That's The Irony Of It - You See All These Fit And Healthy People, And I'm Not Making Any Comments On It, But Everybody Deep Down Is A F**k Up Somewhere.

Philip Is Being Very Vocal About It. For Me, I Don't Think The Story Isn't At All Anti-religious In Any Way. I Think What's It More Against Is The Control And The Misuse Of Power That Any Organised Religion, Or Any Political Organisation Exercises Over The People They're Supposed To Represent. I Think That, For Me, Is What's Important In The Movie.

Things Need Shaking Up Politically, Culturally.