For As Long As I Can Remember,

You Don't Merely Give Over Your Creativity To Making A Film - You Give Over Your Life! In Theatre, By Contrast, You Live These Two Rather Strange Lives Simultaneously; You Have No Option But To Confront The Mould On Last Night's Washing-up.

Leaving A Role Is A Terrible Sadness. The Last Day Of The Shooting Is Surreal. Your Soul, Your Body And Your Mind Are Not Ready At All To See The End Of This Experience. In The Following Months After A Film Shoot, One Feels A Deep Sense Of Void.

It's A Source Of Great Sadness To Me That My Father Died Without Having Seen Me Do Anything Worthwhile. He Was Constantly Having To Make Excuses For Me.

I Don’t Like To Rehearse. And I Couldn’t Understand How You Could Go Through Eight Weeks Of Rehearsal, Without Exhausting Every Possibility. To The Point Where, You Know, You Would Just Lie Gasping On The Floor!

I Suppose The Place Where I Live Is Fairly Remote, It Would Seem Remote To Some People.