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A Rolls-Royce. I met my wife, Jackie, when I was filming a Lynda La Plante drama called The Governor. I fell in love with her instantly and I was bullshitting that I had a Rolls-Royce. When I finished filming, she decided to leave her country and come and live with me in London. On the way to the airport, I phoned my PA and said, “Go and buy a Rolls-Royce.”
Legal advice. It was worth it. Know your rights.
My dogs. They didn’t cost that much to buy, but I’ve been paying for them since. We’ve two Tibetan terriers, Danny and Wilbur.
It's bad taste to brag about money.
Becoming an actor at all, considering my background.
On Angela's Ashes, Alan Parker said to me, 'You've got the Bafta, just get in the door.' I was walking along the street to go into a shop and he saw me milking it a bit. It was a really good piece of advice.
If war stopped.
I'd have concentrated a bit more at school and maybe gone to university rather than drama school.
As an honest man.
To stand up tall and aim for what you want.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Andrea Riseborough, James Norton, Daniel Mays, Paul O'Grady, Adeel Akhtar
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