What’s the view from your sofa?
What have you enjoyed watching recently?
In the new movie Masterplan, you play a retired master-thief who enlists two strangers to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre. If you could have any painting hanging in your house, which would it be?
There are so many I’d like to have in my home by so many different artists. I’d probably want a painting by Alberto Giacometti.
View Green Video on the source websiteI wanted it to be very arch, so it’s a postwar BBC accent – very RP, so much so that it’s almost not real.
I beg your pardon? I have a gym in my house. I work out seven days a week!
I’m finding it harder to pretend than I used to. I’ve become used to being myself in front of a camera, and I never felt that way before. One of the reasons you become an actor is because you’re not comfortable with yourself. But as I do this more, I feel much more comfortable just being myself.
We have lots to learn from Britain, but Britain has learnt from so many other countries. The British are always heralded for their ability to deal with meat almost better than any other country.
It changes how you see the world. It makes you more sensitive. It makes you more cynical. Having my late wife go through four years of cancer; having friends who have died of cancer; having had cancer myself – in the end, it makes you a stronger person.
Yeah, you have to be able to laugh at stuff, make inappropriate jokes about death, because it keeps you going. Life is incredibly short. I know that from losing my wife. You have to make the best of it.
Independent film has changed with the success of streaming. A lot of the movies I wanted to make were independent films, and I couldn’t get any traction on them. I have a pile of scripts sitting on my desk.
I want to continue in the food documentary world. I want to direct a play again. I’d like to paint – and spend the winter of my years in a studio.
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