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I Always Thought I Was A Little Shy, Especially Compared To My Brother And My Sister, But I Guess I Was Always The Kid Doing Performances In The Front Room.

You Know, The Hard Thing About Audiences Not Liking What A Character Does Is That They Sometimes Take It Out On The Actor Personally. That's Something That You Know When You Become An Actor Or Actress, But It's Always Hard To Deal With When It Actually Happens.

I Think The Hardest Thing About The Part Is The Responsibility That You Feel Playing Something That Is So Real And Resonant In Our Times. There Are People Coming Home Right Now With Those Stories, And I'm Just An Actress Pretending To Be That Person. You Hope That You Can Shed Some Light On Somebody's Predicament.

I Always Had Something To Think About Or Draw From, Which As An Actor Is A Gift. The Beautiful Thing About Film Is That It Gets So Much Closer Than Stage. I Love Stage And That's What I Started Doing And It's A Beautiful Art Form In Of Itself, But In Film You Can Move Your Eyes To The Side And Somehow The Audience Can Fill In The Blanks Of What You're Thinking.

I Have Sort Of The Career Where, If You Are A Fan, You've Been Following Me For A While, And You Really Like Something That I've Done, So Meeting Those People Is Always A Really Gracious Experience.