It's Always Very Strange To

Certainly For My Father, There Were Great Times, Good Times, Not-so-good Times. He Might Be Shooting A Fellini Film For Six Months, Then Not Working For Two Months. I'm Used To That Dynamic.

I Had To Change The Shape Of My Own Voice. It Was Quite Hard To Pull Off And So Once I Had It, I Stayed In Hitchcock's Voice All Day On Set.

It's Hard For It To Make A Mark In This City Because London Has So Much Culture To Offer.

You're Playing A Character In A Drama Who Happens To Be Based On Someone Who Existed. It's Never Going To 'be' That Person, But It's Based On Someone Well-known, And You Want To Create Enough Of That Person For It Not To Be A Distraction.

I'm Very Interested In People, So If A Character Happens To Be Real, There's That Much More To Look At.