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A Lot Of Directors Idealize Their Leading Ladies Or Turn Them Into These Objects Of Sexuality And Beauty.

I Know A Lot Of People Think, 'she's So Glamorous.' But That's Really Not Me At All.

To Me, Acting Is Very Therapeutic. I Get Out A Lot Of Anger And Frustration. It's Maybe Hard To Believe, But As A Kid I Really Had A Lot Of Self-doubts. My Father Was Very Ill - He Was An Alcoholic - So There Were A Lot Of Things That Built Up For Me. And Because I Was Going To A Catholic School In A Small German Town, A Lot Of It Was Suppressed. I Was Angry And Didn't Know How To Get It Out.

Sometimes You Can Write A Great Scene, But When You're Actually In A Situation And It Doesn't Work, You Have To Be Flexible Enough To Make It Work For You.

I Don't Have To Work Just To Work Anymore. More Interesting Parts Come My Way, So I Can Afford To Say, 'i Don't Want To Make That.'