Talking of Hugh, you're on screen together again in Bridget Jones: Edge Of Reason - was that an easy film to commit to?
I don't remember making the decision. It somehow felt like a bit of an inevitability. I said to Hugh "Do you remember saying yes to this film", and he couldn't remember either. The only time one could have said no was ages ago, before there was really a script and before anybody had that much invested. But the script kept getting better, and at a certain point it would have become a very big deal not to do it.....more
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Interview: Trauma London press conference (Q&A) by Jonathan Harvey (Phase 9)

It was fun, but there wasn’t much downtime. We were filming very long days, six days a week and we were basically all living on the set. To walk away afterwards when there’s been nothing in your life except dark corridors, insects and ghosts, it takes a bit of time to tune back. But I didn’t go into a Ben world of psychosis! And it was fun to play around in the dark – I missed it. In some ways I was attracted to it. I don’t know what that’s about.....more
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