I Look At Being An Actress As

I Was Just Disciplined. I Knew I Had To Get Back Into Shape After Six Weeks For The Film Goal Ii, But I Cheated In The End - I Wore A Corset. I Loved My Pregnancy, I Blossomed. I Felt Goddess-like And Very Secure. I Found It Comforting To Have A Little Thing Growing Inside Me, And Very Calming.

It's So Important To Raise Awareness Of This Problem That Continues To Affect 1 In 4 Women At Some Point In Their Lifetime, Regardless Of Career, Wealth Or Background.

When I'm Working, It's Those Actors (you Know Who You Are) Who Sit Around Moaning That Their Trailer Isn't Big Enough, Or How Bad Their Facilities Are. I Can't Be Doing With Any Of That, I Just Like To Get On With It.

Eternity To A Child Offers Goodness, And Eternal Life To A Man Is Essentially Corrupting Because It Involves A Certain Amount Of Vanity To Embrace It.

Well Ironically My Last Three Roles Have All Been A Mother. One Was A Canadian Film Where The Baby Was Taken Away Because She Is A Drug Addict, In Irish Jam I Play A Mother To A Four Year Old. I Think In The Future I'll Be Able To Handle The Role With A Lot More Depth.