I'd have concentrated a bit more at school and maybe gone to university rather than drama school.
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I'd have concentrated a bit more at school and maybe gone to university rather than drama school.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 23 February 2008 source ↗
Nothing. It’s too risky. What if you eliminated a misjudged situation from your life and it turned out that one of your children wasn’t born, or you failed to meet your partner?
I don’t have anything that I want to change. I’m sure I did in the past but I can’t recall, which means it wasn’t that big a deal.
Nothing at all.
The death of my wife: I’d happily have gone first.
Becoming an actor at all, considering my background.
I was on a plane in India and I thought it was going to crash. It was an old, rickety thing. It was pre-children - I wouldn't do it now.
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.
Something by Nick Drake.
Losing my family in some way.
To stand up tall and aim for what you want.
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