I Go Into Work And

The Words Are Ludicrous At Times, But You Add The Reality To It And That Gives It The Balance It Has.

It's Always Nerve-wracking; It's Like Going To A New School Every Time You Start A New Movie. There Are So Many People And You're Trying To Be Comfortable And Vulnerable On Set In Order To Be Fearless On Camera. But It's Fun, It's Part Of The Job. You've Just Got To Be Very Personable, I Guess.

I Feel Like When You're Dealing With Your Main Character, It Has To Be Relatable And Feel Grounded, And That's The Kind Of Acting I Like To Do Anyway.

I Go Into Work And Get My Hair And Makeup Done, Go Into Wardrobe. I Have To Do Three Hours Of School A Day.

American Shows Can Go On For 20 Years. I Respond More To The British Format. Three Seasons Is A Long Run For Them To Tell A Story.