I Don`t Like Reading Scripts Very Much.

I Think You Should Take Your Job Seriously, But Not Yourself - That Is The Best Combination.

There Is No Past That We Can Bring Back By Longing For It.

I Work Out The Other Bits, Too, But I Need To Know What I Look Like, Very Early On. And Then It's Like A Template; I'll Fill That Person Out. If I Get That Out Of The Way, Then I'm All Right.

I Once Said To Someone When I Was Playing Lady Macbeth And They Said: "that's Tricky, Emotionally, What Do You Do About Murdering Your Husband's Cousin?" And There Are, Of Course, Things That Aren't In Your Personal Repertoire That You Have To Somehow Understand By Reading Or Watching Other Things And Listening To Other People Talk About Them.

I Think You Can Teach People A Technique - You Can Teach Them How To Use Their Voices, How To Breathe Properly, How To Move Their Limbs A Certain Way. But To Actually Explain How One Performs Comedy Or Drama Or Tragedy Isn't The Same As The Movements One Makes.