Maryam d'Abo: (of 'The Living Daylights') It took three days to film our escape in the cello case. It was scariest for me because I felt out of control, and I was the one steering and controlling the speed.
Maryam d'Abo: I'm happier being part of the development process and seeing an idea come to life on screen. It's the kind of professional anonymity behind the scenes I wanted, but failed completely to get, after Bond.