Well Ironically My Last Three Roles Have

I Have The Most Lovely, Healthy Bouncing Baby, She Was All Very Compact And The Right Size.

My Whole Family Is Quite Petite, So I Have Good Genes On My Side. But I Find It Quite Tiresome That We Have To Keep Talking About Sizes And How Much Weight We Can Lose.

When I'm Working, It's Those Actors (you Know Who You Are) Who Sit Around Moaning That Their Trailer Isn't Big Enough, Or How Bad Their Facilities Are. I Can't Be Doing With Any Of That, I Just Like To Get On With It.

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.

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?'