I Hated Seeing Myself On Screen. I

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 Think It's A Legend That Lars Von Trier Is Such A Tough Person To Work With. I Really Didn't Experience Any Of That. Of Course, He's Difficult In The Sense That What He Asks For Is Difficult. For My Part In Antichrist, I Suffered A Bit. But It Was The Part - It Wasn't Him. He Wasn't Cruel. On The Contrary, He Was Very Kind. You Know What You're Up For When You Read The Pitch.

I Would Love To Be Able To Do A Film. I Would Love To Be Able To Focus On What Excites Me In Watching Actors.

I Can't Do Things By Myself. I Need A Motivation, And The Motivation Is Always The Director's. I Find My Freedom Inside Other People's Barriers. It's Easier For Me To Find Myself Inside Someone Else's Tracks.

I Found It Very Difficult To Explain To Someone Why You Did A Film. It's Not Like Having A Conversation.