I Like The Idea Of Accessibility, Coming

Sometimes It Takes Courage And Experience To Allow Yourself To Actually Go Into Being Someone That You're Not, And It's The Most Liberating Thing To Let Go. I Do Think That's Why I Love Acting - It's Being Someone That You're Not. And Sometimes You're Really Scared Of It, And Then Once You Let Yourself Go There, It's The Best Thing Ever.

But Quite Honestly, Personally, I Was Much More Concerned - I Mean, There's Not Much I Can Do About My Appearance Obviously Other Than Spending Four Hours In Hair And Makeup.

I Realized Through My Personal Travels How Little I Know About Certain Conflicts, Because I Was Too Vain Or Self-absorbed To Ask The Questions. That's Been The Focus While I'm In My Thirties - To Become An Accomplished Woman, Rather Than Some Actress.

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.

Orlando's A Really Cool Guy. They Hired Him For 'lord Of The Rings' Out Of Drama School. He's Very New At This Still And Doesn't Have A Lot Of Experience. So We Were In This Together And We've Tried To Help Each Other Out. We Felt Very Equal Which Was Good.