Above All, I Dislike Vulgarity.

The Real Challenge Is To Give A Really Nuanced Performance And Really Push Myself, To Make Sure That We See A Very Complete Picture Of A Woman Living With Asperger's. Of Course, I'm Always Intrigued. I Learn So Much From The Show About Storylines That Actually Happen On The Border.

I Dreamt Of Becoming A Ballet Dancer. I Studied With The Royal Academy Of London For 11 Years, And That Did Not Pan Out, But My Love For Being On Stage Was Born There. And Then, I Actually Went To Drama School In Paris, France. That's Where It First Started.

I Don't Make Movies Thinking: 'oh, This Is Going To Be A Huge Box-office Hit.'

To Me, Acting Is Very Therapeutic. I Get Out A Lot Of Anger And Frustration. It's Maybe Hard To Believe, But As A Kid I Really Had A Lot Of Self-doubts. My Father Was Very Ill - He Was An Alcoholic - So There Were A Lot Of Things That Built Up For Me. And Because I Was Going To A Catholic School In A Small German Town, A Lot Of It Was Suppressed. I Was Angry And Didn't Know How To Get It Out.

I Consider Myself A 'local' Actor In France. I Started Out In France, I Went To Drama School In France And The French Film Community Was Very Welcoming To Me When I Was A Young Actress.