I've Always Played Characters That Were Younger

It Makes It Easier, If You Can't Do An American Accent. I Don't Know. It's Different. I Played A Character In Never Let Me Go Where The Script For My Character Was Very Sparse, And I Enjoyed It. With Never Let Me Go, I Had A Whole Book Written From My Character's Point Of View, So I Always Knew Where I Was. But, With Ryan [gosling], It Was Just Easy. He's Such A Brilliant Actor And He Is So Prepared. He Doesn't Have To Warm Himself Up To Be In A Scene. He's Just In It. It Draws You In, In A Way.

I've Always Said I Prefer Theater, But There's Only Ever Been One Play That I Really Loved Doing, And That Was The Seagull.

It's Funny That You Can Murder Someone Horribly And Graphically And Disturbingly In A Horror Film, And It's Not An Nc-17, But If You Put A Naked Man On Screen, Everyone Freaks Out.

I've Never Done Coke Or Anything, And I've Never Played A Character Who Has, So I Don't Know Whether I Would Actually Try Coke If I Had To Play A Character Who Took Coke.

People Get Married When They're 18 And Spend Their Whole Lives Together. I Think Their Greatest Fear Is That Someone Will See It As A Fling Because They Were Young And It Didn't Mean Anything.