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If The Director Wishes To Print It, Then You Have A Series Of Choices, Maybe Millions Of Choices Within That Minute-and-a-half, Or 80 Seconds, Or 2 Minutes Or However Long Or Short The Take Is, You Have All Those Choices Committed To Celluloid. I Find That Absolutely Thrilling.

If I Were To Play Somebody Who Ran A Fish And Chip Shop, I Would Not Work In A Fish And Chip Shop For Three Months. Staring At Chips Is Not Going To Help Me In My Performance.

That Hunger Of The Flesh, That Longing For Ease, That Terror Of Incarceration, That Insistence On Tribal Honour Being Obeyed: All Of That Exists, And It Exists Everywhere.

I Hope I'm Able To Achieve More On Camera Through Stillness, Through Focus, Through Being Quite Careful To Do Less On Every Take, Rather Than More. So I'm Reducing, Rather Than Adding. Which Hopefully Is A Good Exercise. That's What I'd Like To Do.

The Leaping Jaguar On The Bonnet, To Me, Makes It Look More Like A Hunter Than Something That Is Getting Away. It's A Hunter. Richard Iii Definitely Would Have Had A Chauffeur Driven Jaguar Mk X.