I Never Sit In A Cinema And

The Toughest Part Of Acting Is Never A Single Thing. It's More Like A Whole Character. I Find Film Really Difficult - Trying To Make It Feel Like A Consistent Character When You're Filming Everything Out Of Order.

I Did Wall Street, And Then Everything That Happened With An Education Took Me Up Until March. I Didn't Want To Work During That Because There Was Just So Much Stuff. I Didn't Realize You Had To Go To So Many Parties. It Was A Nightmare! I Had To Go To All These Parties! The Glamour!

I Have Always Hated Nightclubs, And Don't Like Loud Music.

I Don't Think I Want To Play Title Roles. I Don't Want To Be The Face On The Poster. I Don't Want That Pressure Of Having The Success Riding On My Shoulders. I Just Want To Play The Most Interesting Parts. I Actually Think It's Incredibly Rare To Get An Interesting Female Character That Is The Lead In A Film. Usually The Character Parts Are So Much More Interesting To Play.

Those With Dementia Are Still People And They Still Have Stories And They Still Have Character And They're All Individuals And They're All Unique. And They Just Need To Be Interacted With On A Human Level.