To Be Challenged Means To Strive. I'm

My Wife And I Use A Lot Of Garlic And Rosemary With Roast Lamb. It Has To Be New Zealand Lamb. The Domestic Variety Is Too Gamy, In My Experience.

I'm Not Qualified To Do Anything Else. So There Better Be Another Job. I'm Kind Of Stuck Now. I'm Enjoying My Life And I'm Enjoying My Work, And I'm Enjoying The Fact That The Work I'm Doing Is Garnering Some Interest And That's Great. I Just Hope That It Continues.

I Love The Theatre. It's A Perfect Life For An Actor: You Can Do A Couple Of Movies And Then Go And Do A Play, And Then Go Back And Do Another Movie. It's A Nice Way To Live Your Life.

I've Worked With Actors Who Treat The First Two Takes Like Rehearsals. And That's Okay. If The Camera Is On You And We're Doing A Scene Where I'm Off Camera, I'm Treating That As A Rehearsal.

I Think, Because Of My Background, Which Is Slightly More Exotic Than The Average British Actor, I Think, I Sort Of Occupied This Little Niche Quite Early On Of Playing The Foreign Guy. It Started Way Back At Drama School, I Played An Eastern European Heavy, I Played The Russian Mobster. And I Have Done All Those Different Ethnic Roles, And I Think It's Partly Because Of My Look, I Think I've Got An Adaptable Sort Of Nondescript Ethnicity, Which You Can't Quite Pin Down, But It's Enough To Kind Of Get A Flavor Of Something.