I do love working in Australia. Generally, the budgets are smaller, the crews are smaller and generally you work at a fast pace. That gives you energy. At the end of the day, you`ve worked a lot but you don`t feel tired. On the big ones, you sit around a ...
You`re certainly pushed into selling yourself as a commodity in order to sell the product. I will engage in the selling of the film. But I will try not to engage in the selling of the image, because I find that it`s easier to go on and make another film, ...
I`m `of the world`. There was a time when I thought, `Oh, I must go back to England. I feel English.` Then I went and the longer I was away, the more Australian I felt. Now, I`ve come back here and I don`t feel entirely Australian. But I certainly feel li...
I think I said something like The Interview (1998) was the most fulfilling experience from an acting point of view. And it definitely was. That was a combination of working with a director who was very open and very prepared, and ... working with [co-star...
I was on top of Keanu Reeves, he was on his back and I was on my trunk, and I was breathing down his neck for hours and hours. It was... very erotic. (on filming The Matrix Reloaded (2003))