Teresa Palmer Quotes

As Actors We Give So Much Of Ourselves Away So I Like To Keep My Personal Life To Myself.

When I Did My First Film I Kind Of Fell Into It. I Got Cast In This Movie Called 2:37... The Director, Murali K Thalluri, Basically Saw Me And Said: "i'm Going To Put You In This Movie." And That Week I Felt Like A Void Had Been Filled. I Was So In My Element. I Was Thrown In At The Deep End.

As A Producer You Have Creative Control, And That's What Is So Exciting About It. At The End Of The Day, If You Have Made A Film It's Totally Your Responsibility, And If It Works It's Your Responsibility And If It Doesn't It's Also Your Responsibility.

I Always Have Those Feelings - Lucky And Blessed - And I Don't Know If They'll Ever Go Away. I Really Hope They Don't, As I Think It Keeps You Grounded. That's How I Feel About Every Film I Do.

Kids Are Really Cruel.

I Love Zombie Films Like Danny Boyle's '28 Days Later' - I Thought It Was So Brilliantly Done And So Grounded In Reality. I Was Definitely Thrust Into The Zombie World Watching That Film.

I Think That Americans Find The Australian Humour And The Energy Of Australians Very Refreshing - We Are Quite Self-deprecating, We're Light-hearted And Can Have A Laugh.

I Was So Dorky Up Until I Was About 14 Or 15 And Started To Get A Little Bit Cooler, But I Was A Socks And Sandals Girl. I Would Wear Big Frilly Socks With Sandals And All The Kids Would Tease Me.

I'm A Sucker For, Like, An Endearing Man Who's Like Standing In His Authentic Self.

I Can't Speak For Anyone Else, But In My Case, I Sort Of Fell Into Acting.

As For Myself, I'm Attracted To Venture Into Places With Peeling Paint, And Areas That Are Crumbling A Little Bit. It Makes Sense Because We've Already Established The Photography Focusing On Architecture, Even If It Looks Incorrect, There's Something Appealing About Entering That.

My Parents Don't Really Watch Movies At All.