Quotes About Transition

Lord knows one can use a distraction during divorce, and it's great to feel you are again successful on your own, with your own identity.

I'm not a bad boy now I'm living in Russia. London was great but there were too many distractions.

I think the era of the diva actress is coming to an end.

I didn't debut in a film playing a diva.

After working as a charter boat captain and dive master in the Caribbean for a number of years, I decided it was time for a change.

We need to diversify our economy, but I also think we still have a future in coal.

As we move to diversify our economy, we are particularly aware that we need oil to get out of oil.

Two lives that once part are as ships that divide.

My life is divided up into before I had kids and after.

Transitioning out of the military after a decade or more of service can be exciting and scary. Even more so when you have a family to support and are not experienced with the challenges of transitioning from active duty to civilian life.

What happens here, the daily agenda of Arsenal, is very different from what I experienced in Monchengladbach.

80% of everything I've experienced since the Verve has been depressing.

I want to give fans what's expected of me and once I've made my mark, I can experiment and do the kind of films I'd like to do.

We had to get past the mechanical film age to be able to explore other things, but it will be interesting.

High school is such an awkward, difficult time, and I think a lot of people can't wait to explore the world because it's such a bubble.

I would rather explore the medium of films than television.

Wrestling is all I've known since I was 17 so it's time I let myself focus on other things and explored other parts of myself.

I started down South, that's where my heart is. But I'm open to exploring Bollywood.

Obviously, it's not the same when you play at wing-back. You don't have to defend as much. You don't get exposed in defensive situations as much as when playing as a full-back, so it is definitely different, but it is not something that it is totally alien to me.

My exposure to Beckett and to late O'Neill was probably important right at the time I gave up poetry and the novel.

It hasn't been easy for me to get roles in movies after so much exposure on television. There's an anathema about TV, and breaking away from it is difficult for almost everybody.

You can have a good run for several years with one company and then be able to extend it with another.

When I was in school, and even after, I did a lot of classic plays, and I guess it sort of extended into film.

I found the world extraordinarily strange, having first left home at 15.