I Kind Of Had An Idea That

People Always Say, "you Played Such A Strong Character." I Remember Someone Said That To Me When I Played A Role In Shame, And She Was A Suicidal Mess. I Said, "she's Not Strong At All; She's Incredibly Weak." But "strong" To People Means "real." It Means You Believe That's A Person Who Exists, As Opposed To Some Two-dimensional Depiction Of Women.

It Doesn't Matter What You Feel - Ultimately, It's What The Audience Feels. You Can Finish A Scene And Think To Yourself, 'oh, God. I Was So Deep In That Moment,' And Find It Just Didn't Play. I Don't Know If I Have Very Good Radar About That Or Not.

I Was Quite Straight-laced. I Was Quite Academic Until I Was About 14 And Then I Went To Boarding School Where I Had The Opportunity To Continue To Be Very Academic, But Got Less Interested In It And Became More Involved In Acting. And Then When I Was Applying For Universities I Used A Couple Of Places On My Ucas Form To Apply For Drama School Without Telling Anyone... But Didn't Get Into Drama School. But That Was The Most Rebellious Thing I Did.

What Doesn't Draw You Into A Coen Bros. Movie. It's Amazing. I Can't Believe It! They're The Coen Bros. It's Ridiculous.

It Was My Dream For Years... To Train. Dominic [cooper] Went And He's Doing Alright. But Some People Don't Go And Do Brilliantly. Although I Think There Are Things I Missed From Not Having Trained. I Think I'd Be More Confident On Stage Had I Gone Because I Think It Means You're Equipped With Better Vocal Training And Things Like That.