Rosamund Pike hints at return to theatre more than ten years after last play
Rosamund Pike hints at return to theatre more than ten years after last playBBC
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00:00 What's it going to take for you to get yourself back on stage?
00:02 I realise I haven't done a play for ten years now, which is a long time.
00:06 - But through my 20s, I did a lot of theatre. - You did a lot of theatre.
00:10 And it's always been a place that I've considered home.
00:15 I did a Bond film as my first huge role, and it is huge.
00:20 And then after that, people expect you to go and do another film.
00:23 I went and did a play at the Royal Court.
00:26 I remember being on the 137 bus going over Battersea Bridge down to Clapham.
00:29 And thinking, after I'd been flown around the world with Piers Brosnan,
00:33 I thought, "Oh, I'm home."
00:36 I thought, "This is who I am, really."
00:39 And then that transferred to the West End.
00:42 And, you know, it's a buzz, isn't it?
00:44 There's nothing like it, to feel part of London's pulse.
00:47 - Yeah, absolutely. - And, you know, the hours suit me as well.
00:51 I quite like being late at night owl.
00:54 - You get the morning off. - You lie in in the morning.
00:55 But I am looking for something. I don't know what it'll be.
00:58 But I do want something. I do want something to tempt me back.
01:01 - Yeah. - Nice.
01:02 What other role...