Every Actor Is Riddled With

However Happy The Director Is, I Have To Be Okay With It. I'm Pretty Strict With Myself, About Throwing Things Out Or Trying To Be True To Whatever The Situation Dictates.

Your Job, As An Actor, Is Never To Just Do What You're Told. That's Boring, And Life Is Too Short. It's Your Job To Bring Something, And It Will Either Be To Other People's Taste Or Your Own Taste, And You Have To Try Things Out. Actors Say, "well, As Long As The Director's Happy," But I Don't Believe That And I Don't Agree With That. I Want The Director To Be Happy, But If I'm Not Happy, I Won't Sleep At Night.

I'm Not Posh Or Common, I'm In Between.

The Great Thing About Getting Older Is That You Learn Not To Care About Being Cool. I'm Happy With Who I Am, I Know What I Like And I Can't See Myself Changing… Not For A Little While, At Least.

There Is Nothing Far-fetched About Disappointment As A Subject For Comedy. It's Something We Are All Too Familiar With.