Working With Anthony Hopkins Every Day Is

I'd Like To Think I'm A Normal Sort Of Guy, But Go To My Mum And She'll Probably Say, 'you Know,chris Was Always The Daughter Out Of My Three Boys.'

You Have A Visceral, Physical Response To Being In [the Real] Places, And The Sights And Sounds And The Smells Just Bring Something Else Out In You. You're Not Having To Fake That Or Imagine That. It's There. It Becomes As Much An Act Of Something You Bounce Off As The Other People You're Working With.

It Is Often Difficult To Watch Yourself Onscreen, Especially 60-feet High. As An Actor, It Is An Uncomfortable Experience.

Work All Paled Into The Background As Soon As I Had A Baby.

Everywhere You Look In L.a., You're Reminded Of What You're A Part Of - Or What You're Not A Part Of. And Everyone You Meet Is Talking About The Same Thing All The Time.