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I Worked With John Maybury On The Jacket And I Think He's An Extraordinary Film-maker. I Read The First Drafts Of This Piece When I Was Working On The Jacket, And We'd So Fallen In Love With Him That We Thought He Was The Only Person That Should Direct This! We Wrote Poems For Him, We Sent Him Champagne And Cakes. Four Years Later He Finally Read It.

I've Got A Lot Of Experience With Anorexia - My Grandmother And Great-grandmother Suffered From It, And I Had A Lot Of Friends At School Who Suffered From It. I Know It's Not Something To Be Taken Lightly And I Don't.

I Do Think That Acting Is Such An Unpredictable Job, And You're Away A Lot. If You're Dating Somebody Outside The Industry, It Can Be Hard To Understand That.

I Find It Quite Difficult On Studio Films Because There Are So Many Different Executives And Things Like That That You Have To Go Through, So Very Often Getting That Definitive Opinion Is Actually Quite Difficult.

I Think Sometimes It's Sort Of Easier To Be Playing A Role Based On A Real Person Because There's Quite Often A Lot More Information, You're Not Making It Up, It's There In Books, It's There In Research Form. But Really The Questions You Ask About The Character, And Why People Behave, And Where They Come, And How They've Ended Up In The Places They've Ended Up Are The Same.