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?
How did you decide on your character Roger’s English accent?
Towards the end of the film there’s a scene where you’re running quite fast. Is that really you or was it a stunt double?
Alongside your acting, you have a parallel career in travel and food documentaries. Is it harder to pretend to be someone else or to be yourself?
You have Italian heritage, grew up in the USA but now live in London and are filming Tucci in Great Britain. What can the Brits teach the Italians about food?
Your first wife, Kate, died of breast cancer in 2009 aged 47, and in 2017 you were diagnosed with a tumour at the base of your tongue. What impact have these experiences had?
So much of your work, from The Devil Wears Prada to your food documentaries, inspires joy. Is that important when you’ve experienced grief?
It’s 30 years since you co-wrote and starred in Big Night – any plans to return to screenwriting?
You’ve said you’re not sure how long you can do this career. What else would you like to do?
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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