I Dress Like A Tomboy.

I've Never Had Formal Drama-school Training; I've Just Picked Things Up As I've Gone Along.

It Is Captivating, Isn't It? England Has Such A Great Scene Of Electronic Music, And I Think That Was Very Prominent In Pusher, And The Nightlife Was The Beat Of The Film. I Feel What Is Really Great About Pusher Is That It Wasn't About Drugs And Guns And Strippers. That Was Just All Circumstantial. I Felt Like It Was Really About People And How Decisions And Circumstances Can Change Relationships. Something Just Happens. Everything Changes For A Reason.

I Suppose Each Project Is A New Thing, So There's All This Excitement And Nerves About This New Thing. Every Single Thing Is Like A New Thing, So It's Never What I Expect. I Don't Know What To Expect For The Next Thing. There Are Always Different People. It's Interesting.

It Is So Inspiring When You Come Across A Woman Who Is Very Strong And Dedicated And Is Amazing At What They Do. That's How I Feel About Meryl Streep. You Watch Her, And You Can't Help But Notice All Of That About Her. She's So Influential.

I Had A Really Small Role (playing Goddess Aphrodite), And I Was Only Working For Just Over A Week With Ralph Fiennes And Liam Neeson. I'd Done A Few Short Films Before And Thought Acting Was Really Creative, But When I Worked With Those Guys, I Was Just Like: "wow!" They Had Such Fun And Freedom. They Were Trying Things And Stretching Themselves. It Was So Inspiring That I Was Like: "i Definitely Want To Do This!"