Louis Theroux

Can we touch, because you mentioned like there were times when you felt Hollywood wasn't throwing its arms around you.

I mean, just this morning I read an interview with Jodie Foster.

She said acting is a very cruel profession.

Yeah, of acting.

I suppose she will have meant mainly she's thinking about when she was a child, which is quite different.

Yeah, unless you have a good help there.

But the rejection, and I think there's a certain sense you're undignified in the sense that your life, your destiny is not fully in your own hands.

Unless you're at that very apex point,

of people, you're still having to go out saying like, hey, what about me?

Do you feel that at all?

How are you with watching your old movies, old performances?

I don't really see me.

It's funny.

It's somebody else.

Really?

Yeah.

You're not averse to it.

Like Judi Dench famously won't look at herself in a film.

One of your, I mean, this, we can talk as little or as much about this as you like.

One of your movies was Showgirls.