I Tried College For Three Months But

I Totally Agree. I Hate Knowing Too Much When I'm Going To The Cinema And Watching As A Viewer. I Don't Want To Know That The Actor Has Just Gone Through A Divorce. I Don't Want To Know That The Person Is An Alcoholic. It Just Gets In The Way Of My Pleasure Of Watching The Character On The Screen.

My Upbringing Is Why I Am The Person I Am Today. I Have Very Wise Parents.

Prince William Definitely Isn't My Type, He's Too Horsey-looking.

I Don’t Know What Happened Through The ’80s, ’90s, And ’00s That Took Feminism Off The Table, That Made It Something That Women Weren’t Supposed To Identify With And Were Supposed To Be Ashamed Of. Feminism Is About The Fight For Equality Between The Sexes, With Equal Respect, Equal Pay, And Equal Opportunity. At The Moment We Are Still A Long Way Off That.

It's A Tricky One When You're Playing Somebody Who Is Mad. There's Often The Big Actor's Question, If You're Playing A Part Like That: Do You Take It To Be An Internalized Thing, Pull The Audience In, Or Do You Go Full-out, And Kind Of Present It As Quite A Shocking Thing?