I Think I'm Drawn To Characters With

I Think It Is Nice For People To Appreciate A Slow-burning, Beautiful Story That Makes You Feel Good When It Is Over.

I Do Try Hard To Pick Roles That Differ. I Love That About The Job. I Think The Variety That's Out There Is To Be Taken Advantage Of And I Enjoy That Element Of Shape Shifting With Everything.

I Had To Learn To Dance For 'the Adjustment Bureau' And It Was Nearly Impossible. I Turned Up With My Knees Knocking In My Leotard And Went Home And Cried My Eyes Out.

I Really Asked Myself, “oh, My God, How Am I Going To Do This?” That’s What I Aspire To, Every Time I Take On A New Role.

Americans Are A Lot More Open, Of Course. There's Something More Declamatory In The Way You Express Emotions. It's A Stereotype But It's True. British People Can Appear Repressed In Expressing Emotions. Not Very Good At Self-evaluating, Or Affirming Situations, Touching, Anything Like That.