Remakes Are A Difficult Thing 'cause Some

I Was Trying To Find Ways Of Not Being Pigeon-holed Like That. I Didn't Want To Be Tied Down By My Accent. I Wanted To Play Americans. I Don't Want To Ever Be Doing The Same Thing Twice, And I Just Didn't Want To Repeat Myself.

The Thinnest I've Ever Been Was After I Had My Appendix Out, During The London Run Of The Seagull. I Went Down To 112 Pounds And Realized My Brain Doesn't Work When I'm That Thin, So I Can't Do My Job. That's Why, When I Came Out Here, I Never Had That Whole Hollywood Pressure Thing. I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Lead Actress; I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Film Actress. This Need To Trump Everyone Bewilders Me. I'm Only 25. I'm Not Better Than Anyone. I Just Want To Watch Other People And Learn To Be Good.

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.

I Have Always Hated Nightclubs, And Don't Like Loud Music.

I Never Get Recognised Here In London, Which I Like. Once A Year, Someone Comes Up To Me And Asks If I Am 'so-and-so's Niece' Because They Think They Recognise Me From Somewhere. I Like That.