I Don't Ever Want To

I Have Been Extremely Proactive In Putting Myself Up For Characters That May Have Been Meant To Specifically Be Caucasian. You Bring An Interesting Angle To The Character That Isn't Written.

As Soon As I Moved To New York, I Experienced Hurricane Irene And Then Hurricane Sandy Hit Me In Quite A Big Way. I Had 12 Days Without Any Electricity Or Any Water. The Thing That I Realized The Most From It Was That We've Become So Dependent On Technology. There's So Much Accessibility To Information That Suddenly When Everything Is Cut Off, You're Completely Lost, And You Start Asking Deeper And More Profound Questions - How Short Life Is, And How Grateful We Should Be For Things.

I Knew What I Wanted To Do For My Entire Life, From Nursery To University. I've Always Been Geared Towards Wanting To Act. I've Stuck With It, Dedicated Time To It.

You Have This Impression From England That New Yorkers Can Be Quite Aggressive, But Certainly The People That I've Bumped Into And The Friends I've Made Here Don't Seem That Way. Just Walking Down The Street And Asking For Directions, People Seem To Be Very Helpful And Happy To Help.

I'd Love To Do A Romantic Comedy. And Perhaps, If The Character Was Right And I Had A Good Gut Instinct, A Bollywood Movie. And I'd Love To Direct. One Day. I'm Learning A Lot On The Set Of 'the Good Wife.'