Kristin Scott Thomas

But that wasn't available.

And I think that having

I think the only thing that has been... I mean, one of the reasons, and I've said this before, so forgive me if it's not completely original thought, but one of the reasons that I was good at playing these characters who have a sort of secret...

longing or secret sadness or a secret, a secret, is that I was very good at holding it in, at not letting anybody, don't cry in class, don't do this, don't do that, don't keep it all back, be the funniest in the room, be this, you know, show off, that actually...

I was able to connect and communicate a kind of inner sadness because I had this thing called a camera that wasn't going to judge me, that I could just sort of do it.

So I'm afraid to say it came out.

I haven't watched it for a very long time.

I haven't watched it in 10 years.

But I know that it still has an incredible effect on people, which is the proof of a good film, isn't it?

And the role was so beautifully written.

I mean, most of the successes that I've ever had is all down to the writing, to be honest.

You know, anyone can say those lines and be brilliant.

So it was very, very, very good writing and good directing.

And good, not bad, partner.

I don't know what's become of him.

I don't know what he does.

The other day I went to see him.

I went to a rehearsal for an opera he was doing in Paris.

And it's so wonderful to see your friends.

He's my friend.