I'd Like To Be Dakota Fanning When

Going Back And Forth Between The Press And Something Like The Crucible Must Be Really Crazy And Intense.

People Say As A Woman Actor Your Career Is Over At 40. But Then They Told Me I Would Never Work Again After I Was 16.

I Can't Imagine Ever Not Doing [acting]. I Would Feel Like I Would Have Lost A Limb. But I Am Older Now, And Sometimes I Wonder Who I Would Have Been And What About Me Would Have Changed Had I Not Had These Experiences As A Young Person

Caitriona Balfe, Who Is Irish, Is Also In My Movie. I Asked Her To Play Her Irish Accent In The Movie, But Her Own Brogue Is So Faint That I Had To Keep Pumping It Up.

It's An Interesting Combination: Having A Great Fear Of Being Alone, And Having A Desperate Need For Solitude And The Solitary Experience. That's Always Been A Tug Of War For Me.