00:00I think I'm doing Shakespeare because I don't understand Shakespeare.
00:04But of course I don't want to do Shakespeare as written.
00:07I can't even watch that kind of a play.
00:09We're going to do this play with clowns, reinventing it in a way.
00:12He has a big Charlie Chaplin playing over.
00:19We all have to live with it.
00:21He loosens my doublet and tightens my hose.
00:27He associates clowns with colourful things.
00:31I'm glad we got away from that.
00:33It is a very dark space.
00:35What he is saying is that my thoughts are leading me to a dangerous place.
00:40I have a feeling that this is a play about what is it like to be a nun.
00:49Not bad.
00:52And to prove our masculinity, we do the dumbest things.
00:55It's difficult to be a man and remain a man.
01:01He very rarely guides you.
01:03It's kind of daunting and difficult sometimes.
01:06You'll just be like, do something.
01:08And it's like what?
01:10Your play lady, we all play in every month.
01:13I was stressed out when I was trying to do Magrath.
01:18I don't know, but I couldn't figure it out.
01:20I'll never, never start with actors and turn their lines with them, okay?
01:24Who knows what we're up against, what the predators will be.
01:27But I choose to go to the Amazon.
01:29One idea I had from the clip.
01:31He he he he, only one.
01:32So if you don't have faith in your actors, then you'd better not be doing it.
01:35The first one, madam!
01:38If you do that, if everybody does that, then it wouldn't be lost.
01:41Say it.
01:51Don't let the make-up come on costumes.
02:00Don't let the make-up come on costumes.
02:04Are there better lines ever written about life?
02:07What life is?
02:09Wow.
02:14I only did what you asked me to, Hags.
02:16Ooh, how is that, Doc?
02:17Ah, look!
02:17.
02:20You're all wrong so you can niedoggle.
02:21You don't have to have to go.
Comments