Well, I Knew I Wanted

Tilda Swinton Is A Great Example Of A Person Who Completely Disappears Into A Role.

I Don't Know If This Is True Of Everyone, But I Have This Relationship With My Parents Where, Despite However Mature Or Articulate Or Grown-up I Think I've Become, As Soon As I Go Home, I Turn Into This Petulant 13-year-old, Especially With The Tone Of My Voice.

I Got Divorced, After Having Been Married For Almost Eight Years. That Is A Very Life-altering Experience. There's A Period Of Time That You Go Through, Where You're Having To Adjust To Knowing Yourself And Knowing Who You Are From Being A Couple To Being An Individual Again.

I'm Very Deliberate And I Love Excel Spreadsheets And I Love Five-year Plans And All That. So It Felt Really Fun To Play Someone So Incredibly Different From Myself.

I Think I Enjoy Regressing. There's A Part Of Living Like That That's Really Fun. It's Like There's No Consequences: If You Want To Drink, You Drink; If You're Hungover The Next Day And You're Late To Work, Who Cares? There's Something Very Appealing About Having No Accountability In Life, But It's Just Not A Way That I Had The Energy To Live Forever.