I Did Wall Street, And Then Everything

I've Never Done Coke Or Anything, And I've Never Played A Character Who Has, So I Don't Know Whether I Would Actually Try Coke If I Had To Play A Character Who Took Coke.

People In New York Just Seem A Lot More Open Than I Thought They Would Be.

It Makes It Easier, If You Can't Do An American Accent. I Don't Know. It's Different. I Played A Character In Never Let Me Go Where The Script For My Character Was Very Sparse, And I Enjoyed It. With Never Let Me Go, I Had A Whole Book Written From My Character's Point Of View, So I Always Knew Where I Was. But, With Ryan [gosling], It Was Just Easy. He's Such A Brilliant Actor And He Is So Prepared. He Doesn't Have To Warm Himself Up To Be In A Scene. He's Just In It. It Draws You In, In A Way.

When You Start Playing A Character Every Day For Seven Weeks, It Suddenly Starts Becoming Easier.

I Don't Really Think About Roles - "dream Roles." It's Always About Who's Gonna Be The Person On The Screen Or Who's Gonna Be The Person On The Stage And Who's Gonna Direct It And Put It All Together.