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I've Always Found As An Actress That The Best Thing To Do In Film Or Tv Or Theater Is Just To Lose Yourself In It. Think Of The Story, The Character, The Worlds We're In, And Forget Everything Else.

I Am Not Too Keen On My Nose, I Don't Like My Knees, I Hate My Ankles, I Am Unsure About My Behind, I Don't Like My Legs At All. I Am Not Too Sure About My Chin, My Forehead Is A Bit Dodgy. But, Overall, I Can Live With It.

I Have Never In My Life Found Myself In A Situation Where I've Stopped Work And Said, 'thank God It's Friday.' But Weekends Are Special Even If Your Schedule Is All Over The Place. Something Tells You The Weekend Has Arrived And You Can Indulge Yourself A Bit.

What You Want Is A Comfortable Environment That You Feel You Can Invent In. Because Film Is Such A Lumbering, Technical, Huge, Great Neanderthal Thing, It's Hard To Create That Little Space Of Peace, And Calm, And Creativity, And Ease. That's What You Want The Director To Create For You, So That When You Walk On The Set, You Forget All Of That, And The Fact That It's Costing Gazillions Of Dollars A Second.

Being Powerful Is So Much More Interesting Than Being Beautiful.