Nice Is The Worst Word.

I Love Costume Dramas, I Love Performing In Them, Because In A Funny Kind Of Way, You Feel More Free. You Know About The Period, You Can Read The Books, You Can See The Paintings, But You've Never Actually Going To Know What It Was Like. You Can Kind Of Stretch Those Boundaries A Bit.

It's An Interesting Thing When You Discover Something About Yourself. To Go: 'wow, I'm Not The Person I Thought I Was. I'm In The Middle Of Something And I Can't Actually Deal With It.'

My Doctor Was Like, 'any Questions?' And I Was Like, 'yes! When Can I Drink Please?!' I Just Want A Margarita.

I Totally Agree. I Hate Knowing Too Much When I'm Going To The Cinema And Watching As A Viewer. I Don't Want To Know That The Actor Has Just Gone Through A Divorce. I Don't Want To Know That The Person Is An Alcoholic. It Just Gets In The Way Of My Pleasure Of Watching The Character On The Screen.

It's Obvious To Say You Can't Please Everybody And There Are Always Going To Be People Who Are Going To Say, I Just Don't Like You. There's Nothing I Can Do About That. I'm Aware, Probably Much More Aware Than My Harshest Critic, Of What My Own Problems Are With My Acting Ability. I'm Very, Very Critical Of Myself, And I Don't Ever Want To Not Be.