Within The Process Of Filming, Unexpected Situations

It [the Scene] Can Be Something Given To You And You Go, "ah This Is A Good Idea, I Can Work With This." Sometimes It Cuts Right Across Your Instinct And That's When I Might Resist. Even If The Director Might Be Insistent, I Think It's Very Important To Say, "look, I'm Not Feeling This. I'll Try To Make It Work But I Got To Let You Know."

I'm Interested In The Spirits Of People. In The Theatre, There's The Acting Part Of Acting - And I'm Not Saying That Can't Be Great - And There's The Essence. To Explore That Essence, You Need A Key, A Look, A Gesture, An Insight That Unlocks The Person's Soul.

I Spent The Past Week Here In India Getting A Sense Of The Reality Of Hiv And Aids In People's Lives. Fathers And Mothers Are Dying, Leaving Children With No Support. Stigma And Discrimination Is Ruining The Family Lives. There Is An Urgent Need For Education, Information, And Increased Awareness Of Hiv And Aids. The Response Needs To Be Now. We Cannot Afford To Become Fatigued.

The Tensions Between Authority And The People Need To Be Heard, Especially When They Are Suffering And They Can't Eat.

I Don't Feel Particularly Comfortable About Actors Using Whatever Power They May Have To Push Their Beliefs, Unless They're Extremely Well Informed.