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Different Things Work For Different People. One Thing I've Realized, Though, Is That The Work That I've Done On Myself Outside Of My Work As An Actress Has Really Allowed Me To Open Up My Mind. I Think I Understand My Emotional State And My Complexities Now In A Much Clearer Way, And I Can Put Them To Rest In A Way That There's Almost A Catharsis That Happens Through The Work, Where I Can Do It And Then Find Myself Again.

I Don't Think About Being Sexy, Being Seductive. What You Don't Want To See Is Somebody Trying To Be Sexy. That's The Most Unsexy Thing.

My Favorite Actors Are Actors Who Are Enigmatic And Mysterious And Never Make The Obvious Choice In Terms Of The Projects They Do Or Who They Work With Or Their Craft. But I Think That The Less I Know About An Actor, The More Chance I Have Of Allowing Their Own Persona To Kind Of Slip Away So I Can Get Completely Lost In The Character They're Playing, And The More That People Think They Know About Your Personal Life, The More Difficult It Becomes To Preserve That.

Well, You Put A Little Piece Of Yourself Into Every Character That You Do. Even If You're Playing Some Psychotic Person, Which Of Course I'm Not, Some Part Of You Is In That Character And It's Hopefully Believable. I Always Come Back To The Fact That My Own Instinct Is Better Than Something I Build In My Mind.

I Don't Profess To Know How To Balance The Positive And The Negative Media Attention. It's A Gamble Every Time You Put Yourself Out There, And, Certainly, I'm Always Readjusting To It.