I Really Want To Go To College.

There's So Many Modern Films Where The Fans Take One Side Or The Other. I'm Hoping This Isn't Going To Be Like That; I'm Hoping It Isn't That Kind Of Film At All. What I Would Love For The Audience To Take From It Is To Understand Why She Was So Stuck In The Middle And Confused.

Sometimes The Director Will Want You To Write About The Character, Sometimes He'll Want You To Live In The Location That The Character Is From Or Something Like That, But I Don't Usually Make A Lot Of Notes Or Anything Like That.

I've Basically Grown Up With Harry Potter, As So Many Kids My Age Have. It's Kind Of A Part Of My Life.

We've Done A Lot Of Films Now About The Ira, We Can Move On From All That. I Loved '71 Because I Think It Showed A Very Honest Trail And What It Was Actually Like. It Wasn't One-sided. I Really Respect ['71 Director] Yann [demange] For What He Did. But We Have Done A Lot Of Those Things.

When I Was Younger, I Would Mess About And Have A Laugh With Everyone. I Was Doing Atonement When I Was About 12, And As We Went To Do This Very Serious Scene, The Director Joe [wright] Came Up To Me ... I'd Been Giggling Right Up To The Beginning Of The Take. And He Came Up To Me And Said, "okay, You Need To Be Serious Now." I Completely Idolized Him.