Empathy Is The Main Thing, Putting Yourself

You Live With A Writer [a Mother], And You Grow Up With Their Words, Their Kind Of Fantasies, And I'd Pretty Much Seen Every Single One Of Her Plays, And Been In A Lot Of Rehearsal Rooms, So It Felt Very Natural And Easy. It Was Lovely To Get An Opportunity To Do That Professionally As Well.

[the Press] Said To Me Yesterday 'how Does It Feel To Be Called Anorexic?' And I Had No Idea That I Was. I'm Not Saying There Aren't People In The Film Industry That Suffer From It, Because I Am Sure That There Are. But I'm Quite Sure I Don't Have It.

You Watch Him Playing Jack Sparrow, And He's Loving It, And He's Loving Being In That World. He's Still Excited By It. Sometimes, He'll Even Say, 'was That Ok?' And I'm Thinking, 'you're Johnny Depp Man, You Know That's Ok!' But He Doesn't. He's Still Going To [director] Gore [verbinski] And Asking For Help. It's A Privilege To See The Human Side Of Johnny. It's Really Exciting.

I Find It Quite Difficult On Studio Films Because There Are So Many Different Executives And Things Like That That You Have To Go Through, So Very Often Getting That Definitive Opinion Is Actually Quite Difficult.

I See The World Through My Eyes. It's Sometimes A Strange World.