Well, Not Totally Because Over The Years

In My View, The Only Way To See A Film Remains The Way The Filmmaker Intended: Inside A Large Movie Theater With Great Sound And Pristine Picture.

Harrison Is Very Much Part Of This One, But Really It’s About Finding Him; He Comes In In The Third Act.

I Think Going Into Space Would Be Like Going Deep Into The Ocean, Like 5,000 Meters Down. When You Go Down That Far, It's Just Awfully Black. There's Not Much There Except Mud And Some Particles. I Imagine Space Would Be A Similar Thing. The Only Difference Is You're Hoping To Bump Into Some Sort Of Intelligent Extraterritorial Being.

Politics Is Very Interesting And Always Leads To Conflict.

I Went To Art College And During The Summer I Made A Movie With My Brother. I Got Hold Of A Little Camera, Wrote A Script And Dragged My Brother, Tony, Out Of Bed To Help Me (which He Did Not Like), So That We Could Shoot A Film Every Day For Six Weeks. It Was Made For £65 And It Was Called Boy On A Bicycle.