When I Get Home After Being Away

I Think It Would Be A Problem If Hollywood Was Casting British Actors Only As Villains; If That Were The Case, Then Certainly There Would Be Cause For Concern.

Screen Work Always Boils Down To That Moment Between The Camera And The Actor Or The Actors. It Always Boils Down To That, Ultimately. You Serve The Camera.

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.

You're Suspended Sixty Feet Up In The Air, You've Been Up There For Three Hours, And All The Shot Requires Is That You Have To Sort Of React To Getting Punched In The Head.

I've Been Acting For 25 Years, Living Out Of Suitcases On Theater Tours Or Film Locations.