I've Been Thinking A Lot

Because Shakespeare's Language Is So Expansive, We're Under This Misconception That It's Difficult. But I Discovered That It's Easy Because It's So Brilliantly Written. The Words Are Perfect, And The Language Is Intelligent And Very Emotional.

Usually, You Get A Script And You Have The Whole Story. All The Acts Are There, For A Play. You Know What Happens In The First, Second And Third Acts, And You Know How It Starts, Where You Go And Where It Finishes. [with American Horror Story: Asylum], It's A Whole New Experience. I Don't Know Where It's Going, And I Don't Know What's Going To Happen Next. It's Been An Interesting Way To Work. It's Made Me Work In A Much More Fluid, Braver Way, Just Taking Every Chance That Comes Along.

I Want To Live My Life With No Goals Anymore, But Just Completely Free, Like I Did When I Was Younger.

One Of The Things I Love About Acting Is That It Reveals A Certain Something About Yourself, But It Doesn't Reveal Your Own Personal Story.

Box Office Success Has Never Meant Anything. I Couldn't Get A Film Made If I Paid For It Myself. So I'm Not 'box Office' And Never Have Been, And That's Never Entered Into My Kind Of Mind Set.