Beauty Is Everywhere. And My Photography Came

I Think Women's Bodies Are A Battleground And Photography Is Partly To Blame. Our Society Is So Photographic Now, It Becomes More Difficult To See All Of Those Different Varieties Of Shape.

It's A Difficult Thing When You Try And Make A Film Of A Book That You Really Love. You Have About Two Hours To Tell The Story, And It's Never Going To Be Enough.

I Think Quite Often When You Have A Hell Of A Lot More Money And Time, As You Very Much Do On A Big Studio Film, You Don't Necessarily Have To Make The Decisions Right There. You Can Always Goback And Reshoot It.

It's All About Perfection, Isn't It?

I Think Sometimes It's Sort Of Easier To Be Playing A Role Based On A Real Person Because There's Quite Often A Lot More Information, You're Not Making It Up, It's There In Books, It's There In Research Form. But Really The Questions You Ask About The Character, And Why People Behave, And Where They Come, And How They've Ended Up In The Places They've Ended Up Are The Same.