The Performance Is Created By

There Are Not Many Things In My Life I Can Be Absolutely Proud Of Or Certain I Got Right, But One Of Them Is That I've Got Better As An Actor. I've Learnt How To Do It. And I Still Have Enough Energy To Do It.

On The Day After 9/11, I Walking Through The Smoke And The Smells Of New York. There Were Knots Of Policemen Everywhere. As I Went Past One Officer, He Called Out: "hi, Magneto." That's An Indication Of X-men's Extraordinary Reach.

I’ve Often Thought The Bible Should Have A Disclaimer In The Front Saying This Is Fiction.

A Few Years Ago, A Friend Said To Me: "you Do Realize, Ian, When X-men And Lord Of The Rings Come Out, Your Life Will Totally Change?" I Didn't Know What He Was Talking About, But He Was Right. My Life Has Totally Changed - But In A Good Way. Unbeknownst To Me, It's Given Me A Lot More Confidence.

In The Theatre, The Actor Is In Total Control. The Director Wasn't In The House Last Night, The Designer Wasn't There, The Author's Dead. It's Just Us And The Audience.