I Want To Be A Blonde Vampire.

New York In A Way Functions As Another Character Within The Story, As It Does Within Most Of Woody Allen's Stories.

But In This Case, He Had My Cell Phone And My Phone Was Ringing And I Had Just Come Back From Australia On The Plane And I Thought It Was My Mum And It Was Woody Allen Just Checking To See If I Wanted To Be In His Movie.

I Had A Friend, And We Always Used To Pretend To Be Twins. We Had This Fantasy About Going To Hollywood Together. We Were About Four.

There's Something Really Nice About Having A Group Of People That You're Committed To, That You Work With And That There's A Future In It. Film Is Like A Party, And Then It's Over, Whereas This Hopefully Feels Like A Family.

We've Become Much More Casual And Much More Relaxed In Social Interactions, Where There Was A Formality And Maybe A Kind Of Respect At That Time That Doesn't Exist Now.