Ralph Fiennes' filmmaking pressure

Ralph Fiennes admits there was a lot of ''pressure'' making 'Coriolanus' and he found it hard to juggle directing and acting in the film.

Ralph Fiennes felt a lot of pressure making 'Coriolanus'.

The 49-year-old actor makes his directorial debut with the Shakespearean adaptation and admits it was hard to juggle helming the project with also acting in it.

He said: "There were days when I thought, 'I haven't got the right performance that I should be giving, but I haven't got time, and I have to move on.'

"And then, the pressure on the head - Got to move on! And even if you think, 'f**k, f**k, f**k' you can't afford to show it."

Ralph admits there were several occasions where he was disappointed with the footage shot each day and was pleased to learn a lot about the editing process.

He added: "Then later, you look at the rushes and you think that's all s**t. And then, thankfully, you learn the magic of editing."

Ralph is rumoured to be taking over from Dame Judi Dench as M in the next instalment of the James Bond series, 'Skyfall', but refused to confirm the speculation.

He said only: "My answer to that is, all this speculation, it's classified information."