Any Time You Risk Big You Often

When A Young Woman Tells Me That She Wants To Become And Actor, I Say, 'no, Be A Writer. Or Go To Business School And Learn How To Run A Studio.' The Only Real Change Will Come From Behind The Scenes.

I've Also Grown As An Actor As I've Got Older In Life. I've Learnt How To Go To Work, Immerse Myself 100 Per Cent In The Character And, At The End Of The Day, Take It All Off And Go Back, Get A Nice Bubble Bath, Have A Nice Massage And Realise That Is Not My Life. And That Feels Good.

Nature Has Got It All Wrong: When You Are Younger, It Should Be Harder To Get Pregnant, And As You Get Older It Should Be Easier. When You Are So Ready, You Can't Do It To Save Your Life. And When You Are 21, You Are So Not Ready, But You Are Ripe As Could Be. The Eggs Should Become More Developed The Older You Get, Not Die Slowly From The Day You're Born. That's One Thing God Got Wrong.

When You Have Short Hair, There's Just A Feeling Of Here I Am. What You See Is What You Get. And There's A Confidence That Comes With Wearing Short Hair And I Like The Way That Makes Me Feel.

I Never Even Think About The Physicality Of Roles, Until Honestly I Get The Gig And I Think, 'ok, Now What Do I Have To Do In This One?' Like, I Approach It Thinking More About The Character - Do I Respond To It? Is It Something I Think I Can Play? Does It Seem Like It'll Be Fun?