I Know I'm No Whitney Houston.

It Is Captivating, Isn't It? England Has Such A Great Scene Of Electronic Music, And I Think That Was Very Prominent In Pusher, And The Nightlife Was The Beat Of The Film. I Feel What Is Really Great About Pusher Is That It Wasn't About Drugs And Guns And Strippers. That Was Just All Circumstantial. I Felt Like It Was Really About People And How Decisions And Circumstances Can Change Relationships. Something Just Happens. Everything Changes For A Reason.

I Feel Like Every Project That I've Been Doing, I've Learned Something About Myself. It's Like I've Cracked Something, Or My Vision Of Myself Has Gotten Wider. I'm Just Learning And Growing, And Overcoming The Fear.

I've Never Had Formal Drama-school Training; I've Just Picked Things Up As I've Gone Along.

Everything About Acting Drives Me And Gives Me The Need To Really Try It. It's An Evolution - Doing The Same Thing For 12 Years Is Kind Of A Chunk. Anyone Would Be Up For A Little Bit Of A Change. It Is So Rewarding To Do A Movie, And So Enjoyable. It's Hard Work, But Really Wonderful.

Being Such A Tomboy Growing Up, That Was One Thing That Changed Me As A Person, As Well. It Broadened Me, Like Me Cracking Myself Open In A Certain Way.