You Can Learn Any Accent You Want.

Sometimes It Takes Courage And Experience To Allow Yourself To Actually Go Into Being Someone That You're Not, And It's The Most Liberating Thing To Let Go. I Do Think That's Why I Love Acting - It's Being Someone That You're Not. And Sometimes You're Really Scared Of It, And Then Once You Let Yourself Go There, It's The Best Thing Ever.

I Come From A Very Small Rural Village In Northern Germany, And Being An Actor Never Even Seemed Like A Possibility. I Thought You Would Have To Live In A Big City, Or Be Discovered Somewhere, Or Be Born Into An Artistic Family, Which I Certainly Wasn't.

The Real Challenge Is To Give A Really Nuanced Performance And Really Push Myself, To Make Sure That We See A Very Complete Picture Of A Woman Living With Asperger's. Of Course, I'm Always Intrigued. I Learn So Much From The Show About Storylines That Actually Happen On The Border.

I Don't Think My Generation Carries The Weight Of World War Ii Anymore. But I've Got To Tell You, Even If We Don't Really Talk About It, We Get Reminded Constantly By Other People Or Other Countries. I Get Offered A World War Ii Movie At Least Once A Week Just Because I Speak German And Was Born There. I Have Always Stayed Away From It Because I Didn't Want To Be Put Into That Box.

I Don't Obsess About My Weight. I Just Know I've Got To Watch It When My Pants Feel Tight.