It's Like Being In The Middle Of

When It's Easy, It's Great. But When Something Bad Happens Is When You Really Learn. It Causes Self-examination, It Causes You To Take A Look At Yourself. You Naturally Start Analyzing. It's Not That You're Wrong; It's That Sometimes You Just Need To Make Adjustments.

As You Get Older And As You Experience And Go Through Different Things You Realize You Have To Set Boundaries. You Have To For Your Life. You Have To Say This Is Ok And This Is Not Ok. This Is What I Do For A Living And This Is My Life. It's The Only One I Get And So I Have To Set Boundaries.

I've Always Been Asked The Question, "what Is It With Australian Men?" It's Weird Because Most Of My Friends Here [in The United States] Are American Men. I Think There's Cultural Differences. It's A Really American Thing To Kind Of Wax Your Chest. As A Man It's Like, "get Rid Of That Unsightly Hair!" In Australia It's Like, "mate, What Are You Doing? Why Would You Do That? Doesn't That Hurt?" So There's A Few Little Differences That Keep Us.

I Love Seeing The Oscar Films And Epic Dramas. But I'd Rather Watch A Romantic Comedy Than Any Other Kind Of Movie. There's Something About Movies Like These That Make You Feel So Good And Happy And That You Want To Live In That World -- To Be That Girl And Be Part Of The Fairy Tale. I Have Always Believed In Fairy Tales.

[having Perosonal Trainer For The Movie 'the Back-up Plan'] I Felt Like I Had Just Given Birth. He Was Like, "you Can't Eat Anything But This. You've Got To Do What I Say." So Along With Doing The Film, I Did This Kind Of Disciplined Workout Regimen, Because Every Cheese Farmer Is Ripped And Buff, And I Wanted To Be True To Character, Because I'm Method. But It Took A Lot Of Hard Work To Get There. You Can Rest Assured In The Fact That It's All Gone Now.