I Don't Know Why People Are So

I've Always Said I Prefer Theater, But There's Only Ever Been One Play That I Really Loved Doing, And That Was The Seagull.

I've Always Been Quite Careful About What I Wanted To Do. I've Just Never Wanted To Revisit Old Ground Or Do Something That's Easy. I Want To Do Something That I Would Look At And Go, "i Don't Know What To Do!" The Most Exciting Thing Is When You're A Bit Scared, So I'm Looking To Find Something That's Really Terrifying.

The Thinnest I've Ever Been Was After I Had My Appendix Out, During The London Run Of The Seagull. I Went Down To 112 Pounds And Realized My Brain Doesn't Work When I'm That Thin, So I Can't Do My Job. That's Why, When I Came Out Here, I Never Had That Whole Hollywood Pressure Thing. I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Lead Actress; I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Film Actress. This Need To Trump Everyone Bewilders Me. I'm Only 25. I'm Not Better Than Anyone. I Just Want To Watch Other People And Learn To Be Good.

It's Funny That You Can Murder Someone Horribly And Graphically And Disturbingly In A Horror Film, And It's Not An Nc-17, But If You Put A Naked Man On Screen, Everyone Freaks Out.

When You Do Bigger Jobs There's More Attention And When You Film In New York You Get Loads Of Paparazzi Everywhere. It Affects Your Work Because You're Trying To Think About The Person You're Acting With And You've Got 20 Other Lenses Taking Pictures Of You At The Same Time, And It Throws You.