I've Always Got On With Lads, More

I Can't Do Modeling Disconnected. And I Thought, "what Do I Like? What Do I Love About Modeling?" And What I Love Is That It's Such A Creative Process, With A Bunch Of People, And I Wanted That More, Which Is How The Acting Thing Came About.

For Me, Being Onstage For An Hour And A Half, My Confidence Was Really Huge For Me. Doing Eight Shows A Week For A Run, I Was Like: "i'm Actually Doing This." And Now I Feel More Confident Going Into Something.

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 Don't Really Go To Fashion Parties; They're Not My Scene.

For Modelling, You Have To Be Such A Strong Person In A Way – Or Seen To Be A Strong Person, Do You Know What I Mean? But In Acting You Have To Get In Touch With All The Vulnerability That You Carry.