I Think I Would Not

I've Never Been Passionate About Acting, And I Find More And More That I Work To Live The Life I Want To Live. [...] There's Something About The Detachment I Have, The Feeling Of The Lack Of Importance About What I Do, That Is Healthy.

I've Actually Always Been Fussy About The Work I Do.

I Constantly Experience Failure In That My Work Is Never As Good As I Want It To Be. So I Live With Failure.

I Certainly Play People On The Edge Quite A Lot. I Am Interested In What Makes People Odd And What Makes Them Different. In Life I Try To Play The Edges. I Have A Horror Of The Herd. There Are Many, Many Different Sorts Of People. A Lot Of People Are Fairly Uninteresting. I Want To Play The Interesting Ones. The Villains Are Always More Interesting To Portray. Shakespeare Knew That.

I Envy Children Who Know That They're Going To Become Doctors, Know They're Going To Go Into The Forces Or Whatever. I Think Choice Is One Of The Hardest Things, But That's What I Try To Give My Children, To Say You Can Do Anything.