I Think Every Young Girl At Some

A Lot Of My Life Happened In Great, Wonderful Bursts Of Good Fortune, And Then I Would Race To Be Worthy Of It.

It Is America That Gave Me So Much In My Life. It Wasn't Until I Came To America That My Life Just Exploded In So Many Ways. So For Me, I Think In A Way, Though I'm English, I've Been Living The American Dream And I'm Eternally Grateful To Americans For Allowing Me To Do What I Love Doing The Most.

You Know, Making An Animated Movie Is Such A Lonesome Thing. You Mostly Don't See Your Fellow Actors Or Anything. You Go Into Your Booth, You Record All Your Dialogue. It's Very Much An Issue Of Trust. You Leave It All Up To The Director.

Be A Part Of All That Is Decent And Be An Ambassador For The Kind Of World That You Want To Live In.

I Don't Think Today's Younger Audience... Would Even Know What 1920s Musicals Were Like.