You're Suspended Sixty Feet Up In The

I Think I Went Through Early Years Of My Career Sort Of Thinking, "well, Maybe I'm Just Not British Enough." And I Always Remember My Father Saying To Me, "don't Think You're English, Because However English You Feel, Some Englishman Is Going To Remind You That You're Not." Now, For Him It Must Have Been A Much More Acute Experience, Because He Immigrated To England. I Was Born There, So I Kind Of Felt I Had The Right To Assume That I Was British, But It's True. The English Are A Very Warm And Welcoming People, But There's A Streak In There That Reminds You, Occasionally.

There Are Many Actors Who Have Inspired Me: Spencer Tracy For His Incredible Elegance And, Of Course, Cary Grant. But, There's Also An Italian Actor I Admire A Great Deal: Alberto Sordi.

I Love Theater Work Because Of The Immediate Effect Your Performance Has On The Audience. And I Love The Repetition, I Love Getting On The Same Stage For More Than A Month And Reciting The Same Lines, Trying To Make A Small Or Large Step Towards An Improvement In My Acting.

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 Never Made Conscious Choices. There Were Times In My Life That I Chose The First Job That Came Along Because I Was Broke. I Think That There Were Maybe A Handful Of Times That I Had A Choice. In Recent Years, Ive Had More Of A Choice, And Its Been Very Nice To Have That Choice, But Most Of The Time, You Just Hope That Theres Another Job After This One.