I Can Actually Cook One

My Agent In London Told Me, After Never Let Me Go, Because I Loved Doing That So Much, "if You're On A Lucky Streak And You're Doing Well, You Should Only Take A Part, If You Can't Bear The Idea Of Anyone Else Doing It." That's Been The Case Since Then, With Drive And Shame And The Play (the Seagull), And The Stuff That's Going On, Like Gatsby. I Would Have Been Devastated, If I Hadn't Gotten Those Jobs.

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

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.

I've Never Been Obsessed With Celebrity Or Star-struck Or Anything. I Met Penelope Cruz When We Were In Toronto, Who I Think Is A Goddess And An Unbelievable Actress, And She Introduced Herself. As She Walked Away From The Table I Had To Take A Deep Breath, Which Was Strange Because I've Never Had That With Anyone.

Posing On The Red Carpet Feels Like You're Selling Something That Has Nothing To Do With You. If You Do It With Someone Else, It's Like We're Saying, 'oh! We Come As A Pair! Would You Like To Buy Both Of Us? We're Available For Weddings And Bar Mitzvahs!'