Things, situations, people evolve constantly. Nothing is static.
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Things, situations, people evolve constantly. Nothing is static.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 27 May 2023 source ↗
The number one rule I give them is just not give them the golden rule. Do unto others, I'm not a religious guy, but, I mean, nobody said it any better in a couple thousand years than that, which may be why it's lasted to a certain degree too. I mean, more people are reading a 2000-year-old book about how to behave than anything that anybody's coming up with lately. Now it's got a lot of, particularly the Old Testament, it's got different kinds of stories, to some extent, but if the whole world lived by the golden rule, it would be such a more wonderful society.
Never ever think that things are going to turn out all right.
To do the very best you can and then let it go.
So I think failure is important in my career.
Nearly crashing into a train on one film, almost falling out of a hot-air balloon on another, narrowly avoiding getting knocked over by a taxi …
If mobile phones hadn’t been invented.
I wouldn’t change anything. Life is what it is, you just have to get on with it.
Kind, funny, alive.
Not enough food in the fridge.
Peaceful and joyful.
Robert Carlyle, Paapa Essiedu, Helen George, Rita Wilson, Joseph Fiennes, Sofia Coppola
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