Nobody Ever Said That Growing Old Would

Most Films I've Worked On Have Had Large Casts, But They've Been Wonderful People. I Think The Monkey In Pirates Of The Caribbean Is The Most Temperamental Costar I've Had. It Would Throw Tantrums Like You Wouldn't Believe.

I Die In Almost Every Film I've Been In.

I Often Thought I Was In The Wrong Business. I Was Pretty Seriously Thinking Of Tossing It In Before I Shot Shine. I Do Not Know Why. I Was Pretty Restless, I Had Been Through A Bad Period Of Stress Induced Anxiety - Panic Attacks - And I Was Not Sure Of What I Wanted To Do.

That's One Of Those Questions Where Somebody Says "would You Like To See More Women Behind The Camera?" And Then It Becomes I Must Have Interrupted The Interview To Make A Platform Stance. But, No, I Do Believe It. In Australia, Per Capita, We've Got A Slightly More Balanced And Healthier Statistic Than Here. I've Only Just Started Working More Regularly With Female Ads And Its Just A Beautiful, Different Energy On Set.

Nobody Ever Said That Growing Old Would Be Easy. Just Having To Hold The Newspaper Out In Your Forties And Then Hair Growing Out Of Unusual Parts Of Your Body In Your Fifties. It's Tough On The Ego.