I Went From Everyone Saying, "she-can't-act-she-can't-act-she-can't-act," To

You Already Feel Unsure Of Yourself, And Then You See Your Worst Fears In Print. It Really Knocked Me - Which Is Why, I Think, I Was Working, Working, Working, Because I Was Trying To Run Away From The Fact That I Thought I Couldn't Do It.

I Don't Have A Problem With My Body. I'm Not Just Going To Strip Off All My Clothing, But If The Part Calls For It And I Don't Think There's Any Way Round, I'm Absolutely Fine.

The Whole Point For Me Is To Change As Much As Possible. If I've Done One Movie, I've Done That, Move On.

I Went Through Voice Coaching. I Was Absolutely Terrified. I Thought My Knees Were Going To Buckle, And The First Couple Of Takes I Sounded Like A Pubescent Boy. I Didn't Realise I Was Going To Have To Do It Live.

I Think You've Got To Take The Risks. There's No Point Playing It Safe, Because Either You'll Get Bored Or The Audiences Will Get Bored. Sometimes, You're Going To Make Mistakes, And That's Fine, But You Have To Take The Risks. I Think Pirates Is One Of The Prime Examples Of That With Johnny Depp's Performance, And Part Of The Reason That People Love It So Much Is That You Watch It And Go, "gutsy, Really Gutsy!"