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I Wanted To Play Roles Which Offered New Ways Of Viewing Black Women And Black People In General- And I Have Done That. And I Have Always, Whether I Needed To Pay The Rent Or Not, I've Always Turned Down Roles Which I Thought Were Stereotypical. And So When I Look At My Body Of Work In That Respect, I Am Really Happy. Because I Feel My Work Does Say Something Positive And That Was What I Always Set Out To Do.

One Of The Saddest Aspects For Me About Filming In South Africa Was That The Real Inequalities Are Still Very Much In Place - And Those Are Economic Inequalities.

Mom's A Writer, So I Grew Up Reading Scripts And I Have A Real Respect For Them And I Know How Much Thought Goes Into Creating A Role, So I'm Always Interested To Find Out What Was The Thought Process Of The Writer And How Best Can I Convey It Rather Than Trying To Change It To Suit Myself.

I Always Find Filming Stressful. I Get Very Caught Up Thinking About My Character - 'am I Doing It Right? Should It Be Done This Way?'

I'm Always Looking For The Comfiest Place To Lie Down, Like A Cat.