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RF: This is my first chance to do a romantic comedy, and I'd like to do another one. And the right director, the right screenplay, the right -
TT: So it was a good experience?
RF: It was great! Yeah -
TT: Yeah, kissing the girl - and -
RF: Kissing the girl, getting the girl.
TT: That's always important, getting the girl
RF: Getting the girl
TT: That's what people look through scripts for.
[Ralph giggles]
TT: Ah, when you're approaching, when you're approaching a role though, does, there are a lot of actors that count lines, I mean, you're beyond that now, you're Ralph Fiennes!
[Ralph rolls his eyes]
TT: But are you still counting, how much screen time do I really have?
RF: Oh yeah, sure, yeah, yeah. No, this doesn't - I mean I have a fair amount
of screen time, this film is clearly Jenny's movie, she hold the center of
it. But you don't -- it's not so much as where how part the position, as how
important is the part in the drama. [If this isn't a clear grammatical
sentence, blame Ralph.]
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© EL STEPHO
Added to the RF Reading Room on January 13, 2003
EL STEPHO