I Like To Cook Things Very Slowly.

I Suppose That Anyone Who Does Any Kind Of Creative Work Some Time In Their Life - Especially As You Grow Into Middle Age! - You Come To A Time Where You Really Question More And More Frequently, Whether You Have Anything Else To Offer. And At Its Worst, You Feel Utterly Bereft Of Whatever Creative Force It Takes To Do That Work.

I Didn't Like The Idea Of Being Foolish, But I Learned Pretty Soon That It Was Essential To Fail And Be Foolish.

I'm Not Actually A Big Musical Fan.

Quite Honestly, If I Were Doing Work Related To A Living Being Or Historical Being Where There Was Visual Or Audio Recordings Available, I Would Find That Extremely Difficult Because I Don't Know How You Would Avoid The Process Of Mimicry. And Mimicry, To Me At Any Rate, Is A Very Dull Prospect.

Films Exhaust Me, They Do, And I Often Want Nothing More To Do With Them, But I'm Continually Surprised At The Resurgence Of The Impulse To Come Back And Do It All Over Again.