I Was A Big Sci-fi Fantasy Geek

Working In Television It's Really Great To Be Able To Stick With A Character For A Long Period Of Time. It's Not Like You Have One Shot, And That's It. You Have More Time, More Room, An Ability To Reflect On Your Performance And The Character And How Much Has Really Been Shown, And What You'd Like To See. It's Nice. You Have More Breathing Room.

I Think I'm Better At Playing Difficult Than I Am At Being Normal. And To Me That's Something I'm Working On Now. I'm Not Really That Difficult Or Complex A Person, So It's Interesting To Me That It's Just So Much Harder For Me To Play An Everygirl.

I'm An Actor Who Hates Dialogue And The Present Day And Reality.

I'm Trying To Just Go With The Flow And Learn From The People Around Me.

I Think My Anorexia Was To Do With Being A Teenager, Not Being In Films.