What's The Best Part Of A Movie?

You Have To Have A Balance Between Your Normal Life And Movies.

Beauty Is A Complex Theme, For Sure. We All Have A Different Concept And Opinion Regarding It, But We All Like To Look At Things That Are Aesthetically Pleasing. I Had The Typical High School Experience, Where You Question What Is Beauty, And You're Comparing Yourself To Others, It Was Just Part Of Growing Up.

I Always Wanted To Be A Part Of Nicolas Winding Refn World, But Knew He Would Never Make A Movie That Has A Teenage Girl As A Lead. Obviously Not. Then I Heard He Was And It Was In The Fashion World. What? Just Combining What We Think Of [with Refn] - Masculinity And Violence - In His Films With That World Was So Interesting To Me.

To Be An Actor Or Actress, You Have To Feel On A Deep Level And Tap Into Emotions That You've Never Felt Before. You're Imagining How Something Would Feel. You Have To Use Your Imagination So Much.

The First Time We Did It [voice-over], I Was Trying To Use My Face And My Eyes More So And Really Portray That Emotion, And That Didn't Matter. I Realized You Have To Bring That Emotion Into The Way You Sound, And All Those Different Layers Have To Be In Your Voice Instead Of The Way You Are Wrinkling Your Eyebrows Or Whatever. I Had To Learn How To Do That.