I'm Basically Quite A Cheerful Person.

The Best Actors, I Think, Have A Childlike Quality. They Have A Sort Of An Ability To Lose Themselves. There's Still Some Silliness.

I Don't Feel One Could Even Remotely Touch The Idea Of Intimidating Others, But Because I've Understood The Other Side Of The Experience, I Will Occasionally, If I Smell That Could Even Be In The Air For A Few Minutes, Say To The Director, "please, You Must Tell Me Anything You Want. Please Say All The Things You Think Might Be Terribly Hurtful Like, 'that Was Boring.'"

When I'm Acting, I'm In The Director's Hands. I'm Very Happy To Be. I Like To Be Focused On What I'm Doing.

It's No Accident That Cinderella Has Been In The Culture For Thousands Of Years, And In Cross Cultures. I've Traveled A Bit Recently, And In Russia, They Completely Believe They Own This Tale. And In Italy, They Feel It Absolutely Is Part Of Who They Are. There Is A Timeless Web To It.

So Many Plays With Magic In Them That Would Be A Terrific Invitation To An Imaginative Animation Team.