The Minute I Get Into A Hotel

I Can Change My Appearance Quite Easily Just By Changing My Hair. So I Can Adapt Quite Well.

The Toughest Part Of Acting Is Never A Single Thing. It's More Like A Whole Character. I Find Film Really Difficult - Trying To Make It Feel Like A Consistent Character When You're Filming Everything Out Of Order.

I Was Trying To Find Ways Of Not Being Pigeon-holed Like That. I Didn't Want To Be Tied Down By My Accent. I Wanted To Play Americans. I Don't Want To Ever Be Doing The Same Thing Twice, And I Just Didn't Want To Repeat Myself.

When You Start Playing A Character Every Day For Seven Weeks, It Suddenly Starts Becoming Easier.

I'm Not Going To Work For The Sake Of Working. I'll Work, If I'm Extraordinarily Lucky Enough To Continue Having The Same Opportunities, But It Will Be Based On Whatever Is There. If There's Nothing Around, Then I'll Go Home And Make Carrot Cake For Awhile.