I've Never Been Onstage In My Life.

Any Scene That Involves Stripping Off Is Hell. You Just Know It's Going To Take A Day Or More To Get It Right. It Never Gets Any Better And It's Always Uncomfortable, And All You Can Do Is Grin And Bare It. I Just Pray It's Never Gratuitous And That It Doesn't Look So Fake That All You Hear In The Audience Is, 'well, That's Not Really Her, Is It?'

People Became More Interested In My Love Life Than In Me, And That Has A Certain Effect. You Start To Feel Very Empty And Worth Nothing, You Start To Become A Piece In A Board Game You Never Wanted To Play.

Now Learning A Bit More About Footballers I Think What They Need To Do Well, Is Someone Who Really Wants To Stay In The Background And Just Be A Strong Support.

Well Ironically My Last Three Roles Have All Been A Mother. One Was A Canadian Film Where The Baby Was Taken Away Because She Is A Drug Addict, In Irish Jam I Play A Mother To A Four Year Old. I Think In The Future I'll Be Able To Handle The Role With A Lot More Depth.

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!