I Always Thought I Was Going To

It Was Great And I Had Fun That Day Even Though I Was So Sort Of Pleased When It Was Over To Get Through It. I Didn't Realize At The Time That Usually They Screen Test A Number Of Actresses For The Part, But They Only Tested Me. So I Think They Knew Then They Wanted Me To Do It, And I Wish They Told Me Because I Wouldn't Have Been So Nervous. That Was Quite Funny.

I Don't Want To Be About The Way I Look - My Body, My Hair, My Makeup, All Those Boring Things.

In London I'm Out And About All The Time. I Walk Everywhere, So People Do Recognise Me And They've Probably Seen Me Before So They're Not Bothered Anymore. But I Think That's A Good Thing Because If You Try And Remain Mysterious People Are Surprised When They See You. With Me, I Think They're Just Bored Of Seeing Me - But That Suits Me Just Fine Because I Like To Live As Much Of A Normal Life As I Can. That's Why I Love Living In London. People Are Very Respectful Of Your Privacy. If They See You Having A Coffee In A Coffee Shop, They're Not Going To Interrupt You.

There Was One Day Where I Had To Be Hysterical All Day, Then Of Course It's Going To Affect You. You're Going To Go Home And Feel Drained, Or Feel Like You Need To Let Off Steam.

I Grew Up On Bond, And It Is Part Of My Culture, Especially In Britain. Just To Be Known As A Bond Girl Is An Incredible Thing For Me, Because Some Of My Favorite Actresses Have Been Bond Girls, Like Diana Rigg And Honor Blackman, And They Have Continued To Work And Be Brilliant. I Am Honored And Flattered To Be Called That, Even Though I Don't Really Think My Character Is Bond-girly, But I'm Still Going To Be Labeled As A Bond Girl, Which Is Completely Brilliant.