You Can't Do Something That

In The End, There's Something Of The Puritan Work Ethic About Me That Roles Really Must Sustain Me On An Intellectual Level.

You Know What It's Like To Feel Anxious - It's Horrible Feeling Anxious. It's Stressful Having That Feeling, Having Butterflies In Your Stomach, Even For A Day, And You Don't Sleep At Night.

You Can't Do Something That Is Morally Vacuous Or Dysfunctional And Then Write It Off Saying, 'it Wasn't My Film, I Was Just Doing A Job In It.'

You Never Know When You're Taking A Job, Ever... But You Try To Take Good Scripts. That's All You Can Do As An Actor - Take The Best Thing Available. Even Then, It's Not [really] In Your Control. Certainly Not In Film And Tv, Because There Are So Many Other Elements. You Just Have To Take Control Of Your Own Performance.

It's An Unfair Comparison Because When Things Are Developed In The Uk, They're Developed At Script Stage Only.