You're Always Dealing With Emotions As An

I'm Sort Of One Of Those Weird Actors Who Whenever I Do A Play, I Think, "oh, We Should Film This." As Opposed To Have To Belt It Out Of Ourselves In A Theater Auditorium.

If You Are Making A Script Based On A Book It Can Be Frustrating Going Back To The Source Novel, Because You're Turning The Story Into A Totally Different Thing; The Narrative Of Film Is Different From That Of A Book.

For Me, London Is And Always Will Be Home.

I Had To Ride A Horse Once. In 'king Arthur.' I Said I Could Ride, But I Had To Call For Lessons On The Day The Deal Was Signed. I Started Out On This Little Chunky Thing And Slowly Moved Up. It Was Months Of Work.

I Do A Lot Better If I Sit Around And Think About A Character For A Couple Of Months.