It Is A Revolutionary Experience. That's The

It's Very Much Like A Torture Sometimes, The Process Of Trying To Get Rid Of An Accent.

I Want To Be Remembered As Somebody That Tried To Respect Her Integrity As An Artist And As A Person. And I Don't Want To Be In Any Box. I Don't Want To Be One Thing.

I Was 11 When I First Said I Wanted To Become An Actress, And Everyone Looked At Me As If I Had Said I Wanted To Go To The Moon.

It Is A Revolutionary Experience. That's The Best Way I Can Describe It. It Transforms You Completely, In A Second. Nature Is Very Wise And Gives You Nine Months To Prepare, But In That Moment-when You See That Face, You Are Transformed Forever.

I Really Think Insecurity Is Something That Comes With Being An Actor - I Don't Know Actors Who Aren't Insecure. I Do Think I Kind Of Lie To Myself - There Is A Percentage Of Ego Involved. And I Don't Say That's A Bad Thing - It's Good To Know That It's There Whether We Like It Or Not. But Ego Is Like A Lion That We Have To Keep Under Control.