As An Actor, Your Motives And Your

I Grew Up As An Only Child And My Mother Was Also An Only Child, So We Were Both Very Passionate About Reading. I Think I Passed That On To My Daughter, Who Went Plowing Through 'harry Potter' And Every Other Book Possible!

This Is What's Sick About Living In L.a. My Eight-year-old Daughter Will Point To A Woman And Say, 'look! That Woman's Had Too Much Botox.' She Spots Them Because They All Look A Bit Like Lord Voldemort From 'harry Potter.'

As An Actor, Your Motives And Your Own Crazy Psyche Is Really All You're Responsible For In The Movie.

I Think That's Why I Gravitated Toward Slightly Broader... Ummm, More Conceptual Kinds Of Movies, Underworld And Van Helsing. That Was As Much As I Could Actually Give. But You're Actually More Of An Animated Figure. It Does Go Against The Grain, As An Actor.

I Think You Approach A Part The Same Way And Just Find Out In What's Making Them Tick And Who They Are. In A Movie Like This You May Have A Little Less Time And Few Dialogue Scenes And Exposition Scenes For Your Character To Really Get That Across, And So I Wanted To Be Able To Convey That She's Not Somebody Who's Just Punching A Clock But She Has This Weird Emotional Investment In Her Job To Where She Does Get Quite Myopic And That's What Makes Her Relentless.