I Want To Be In 'glee,' But

Those With Dementia Are Still People And They Still Have Stories And They Still Have Character And They're All Individuals And They're All Unique. And They Just Need To Be Interacted With On A Human Level.

I Wanted To Be In A Baz Luhrmann Film. It's Just Extraordinary. He's So Amazing At What He Does. He Makes The Most Incredible Films.

I Did The Seagull, The Chekhov Play, On Broadway, A Couple Of Years Ago, And I Had Done It In London, And I Became Completely Obsessed With The Character, Nina, That I Played In That. She's An Actress. I Couldn't Find A Play After That, That I Wanted To Do, Because I Couldn't Think Of Doing Anything Else. Every Part Is A Disappointment, Once You've Done That Part.

It Doesn't Matter What You Feel - Ultimately, It's What The Audience Feels. You Can Finish A Scene And Think To Yourself, 'oh, God. I Was So Deep In That Moment,' And Find It Just Didn't Play. I Don't Know If I Have Very Good Radar About That Or Not.

When You Idolise Someone, Or You Hold Someone In Such High Regard, You Just Want Them To Be Everything That You Think There Are - And When They Are It's Just Lovely.