Colm Tóibín

But I thought as a script writer, I wouldn't do that.

And I realized that he goes home and stays home.

and really works solid in a very introverted way.

And also, you know, his brother is his producer.

He works a lot with the same actors.

And his tennis was interesting because he really, you know, you expect people to, you know, like a serve is a form of choreography.

It's, you know, the way you twist your body or the way you even look with your face.

Nothing.

He just hit the ball hard.

And that's what I do.

I'm not as good as he is.

I'm not as strong.

He's very, very strong shoulders and back.

And I don't have that.

But I play tennis and I always have without any style of any sort, completely free of, you know, any obvious...

nothing but brute force and hit the ball back.

I don't even place the ball well.

And that's a side of me that I keep very hidden where I'm very determined, dull, slow, plodding person.

Yeah, that's also the case.

I mean, I play a lot with Hedy, my partner, and I really do want to win and so does he.