There's Always This Thing Of Wanting To

I Felt That People Would Criticize Everything. I Was So Scared About Playing Paris. I Was Very Much Aware That The Greatest Concerts My Father And Mother Had Done Were There. I Was Sure People Would Be Very Tough.

I Was So Lucky Because I Started Working Very Young. And My Father Was Very Wealthy And I Didn't Need To Work. I Did My Films. I Was Very Well Paid For My Age, And I Could Make Choices, Decide Not To Do A Film For Six Months And Wait Until I'd Get The Right Thing. Which Made Me Quite A Coward, You Know. It's So Easy To Say No To Stuff, And Then, After A While, It's Very Hard To Go Back In.

I Didn't Go To Acting School, So It Was Great To Be Able To Rehearse For A Month Or Two, To Workshop, And Be With A Director Who Even Gave Me Acting Exercises.

I Hope One Day I Will Be Able To Be Completely Myself. Maybe I'll Be Wilder.

It Rarely Happens That I Get To Work Again With The Same Director. I Had Such A Wonderful Time On Antichrist With Lars Von Trier, That I Was Going To Do Whatever He Proposed Me To Do. When He Sent Me The Script Of Christmas, I Just Loved It. I Think I Love Anything He Writes.