it's amazing to watch vanessa redgrave in this film because she sort of...ly simply seems to inhabit something while the rest of us are kind of working hard to get there. >> rose: like a natural... >>ose: >> how to drop into something. people ask about research, you can talk about research again and again and again. there's an imaginative... a grace of imagination that allows i think when it works, when you have that moment you can... you imagine something and often it's connected to who you are and i think often when actors give their best work whe they find the linkage between them and the part. >> rose: is it because they see something else in that character that either answers question about themselvess? >> possibly, yet. >> rose: orsomething they identify with? >> it can be a bit of them or something they want to be. i mean, and what's the relationship between coriolanus and gerard butler's character? >> well, shakespeare esn't explain why they're enemies, he just says they're enemies. it start office here, we hate each other. but coriolanus, within the

vanessa redgrave is in this playing my mother. she's just extraordinary and her ease with the language... you're right in there with it. >> jon: right. >> but there is no question that sometimes the language is a challenge, but i have heard actors do it and inhabit it in a way that i think it... the english language is take on the another level. >> jon: it elevates it. it's lyrical, musical in a way. >> and it's very rewarding when... i did the shakespeare play just now in london in the west end, "the tempest. " and people come up to me after and say, i've never seen shakespeare before and i loved it and i want to see more. >> jon: that's amazing. you should have security. you should be, mr. fiennes, somewhere is hereed at the door. in a school boys' play, the kids in our school, they're always putting on "how to succeed in business without really trying" or "the pajama game." what's the equivalent of that when you're eight and they want to put you in your first play? what's the go to? is it like mary poppins? where do they go? >>