I've Always Chosen Incredibly Different Roles And

I Look At Being An Actress As Being Like A Mummy: You're Bandaged Up And Preserved As Soon As You Start Making Other People Money.

The Doctors Say It Dates Back To A Film Where I Had These Huge Prosthetic Breasts Because My Character Was Breast-feeding. The Weight Of Them, And Of The Baby, Did My Back In.

I've Been On Sets Where The Turnaround Is So Fast And The Budget So Small That The Actors Have Been Asked To Speed Things Up And Save Money By Changing In The Public Toilets. There's No Room For Vanity At Times Like That. It's The Best Way: Get On With It!

I Want More Children But For The Next Three Years I Want To Act.

Being A Mother Gives You An Incredible Feeling Of Empowerment, You Think If I Can Go Through Such Pain And That Level Of Sleep And Still Operate And Not Be Grumpy You Can Do Anything. It Can Be Quite Scary, You Can't Function Your Brain, Forget Your Vocabulary.