Two Phrases I Hate In Reference To

My Fear Of Drama School Is That The Natural Extraordinary But Eccentric Talent Sometimes Can't Find Its Place In A Drama School. And Often That's The Greatest Talent. And It Very Much Depends On The Drama School And How It's Run And The Teachers. It's A Different Thing Here In America As Well Because So Many Of Your Great Actors Go To Class, Which Is Sort Of We Don't Do In England.

You Write Your Life Story By The Choices You Make. You Never Know If They Have Been A Mistake. Those Moments Of Decision Are So Difficult.

I Became An Actress Because I Discovered The World Of The Imagination When I Was About 14 Or So And The Concept That You Could Engage In This Amazing World Of Storytelling. I Saw A Production Of Hamlet, And I Didn't Know Hamlet Died In The End.

When You're 16, You Think 28 Is So Old! And Then You Get To 28 And It's Fabulous. You Think, Then, What About 42? Ugh! And Then 42 Is Great. As You Reach Each Age, You Gain The Understanding You Need To Deal With It And Enjoy It.

Two Phrases I Hate In Reference To Female Characters Are 'strong' And 'feisty.' They Really Annoy Me. It's The Most Condescending Thing. You Say That About A Three-year-old. It Infantilises Women.