I Definitely Think The First Works Best.

I Guess In The Independent Market, I'd Be Getting Offers, But In Terms Of Big Studio Films, I Still Have To Audition. I Don't Think My Name Is That Well-known, I Don't Have Much Of A Following To Guarantee Box Office Success Yet.

You Use Words Like 'introvert' And 'extrovert,' Various Traits Of A Personality. A Lot Of That Stuff, We Used In Drama School, And That Was Kind Of Interesting, To Realize My Teachers Sort Of Ripped Off A Lot Of Jung. And How Much Of It Is Part Of Our Society Now, These Phrases, Introvert And Extrovert, Where It Actually Came From.

Sometimes If I Stick In A Character Too Much I Feel Like I Might Start To Get Blinkered, Because I'm Making My Decisions Too Definite.

My Goal Was For Acting To Become My Main Income. I Would Say To Myself, 'i'm Good Enough'. That Became My Mantra.

What I Find Really Interesting Is To Try And Mix It Up, To Push Myself And Try Different Things. I Don't Want To Stay In My Comfort Zone. I Want To Take Risks And Keep Myself Scared.