People In New York Just Seem A

People Always Say, "you Played Such A Strong Character." I Remember Someone Said That To Me When I Played A Role In Shame, And She Was A Suicidal Mess. I Said, "she's Not Strong At All; She's Incredibly Weak." But "strong" To People Means "real." It Means You Believe That's A Person Who Exists, As Opposed To Some Two-dimensional Depiction Of Women.

It Makes It Easier, If You Can't Do An American Accent. I Don't Know. It's Different. I Played A Character In Never Let Me Go Where The Script For My Character Was Very Sparse, And I Enjoyed It. With Never Let Me Go, I Had A Whole Book Written From My Character's Point Of View, So I Always Knew Where I Was. But, With Ryan [gosling], It Was Just Easy. He's Such A Brilliant Actor And He Is So Prepared. He Doesn't Have To Warm Himself Up To Be In A Scene. He's Just In It. It Draws You In, In A Way.

I Grew Up With An Older Brother, So I'm Pretty Good At Being Bashed Around.

I Want To Be In 'glee,' But I'm Told I'm Not Famous Enough To Be A Cameo Yet.

It's Tricky Playing People That You Don't Like And Finding A Way To Empathise With Them. It's Challenging And Very Exciting For An Actor.