I Made A French Film

The Real Challenge Is To Give A Really Nuanced Performance And Really Push Myself, To Make Sure That We See A Very Complete Picture Of A Woman Living With Asperger's. Of Course, I'm Always Intrigued. I Learn So Much From The Show About Storylines That Actually Happen On The Border.

I Come From A Very Small Rural Village In Northern Germany, And Being An Actor Never Even Seemed Like A Possibility. I Thought You Would Have To Live In A Big City, Or Be Discovered Somewhere, Or Be Born Into An Artistic Family, Which I Certainly Wasn't.

What I Really Tried To Do With Helen Was Make Her Show This Sad Side Of Her. She Was Married Off At 16, Was So Young And Living In This Castle That Can't Leave Because Of How She Looks, And Married To A Man She Hates And Three Times Her Age.

I Like The Idea Of Accessibility, Coming From A Lower-middle-class Background Myself, I Feel Like Beauty And Products Should Be Accessible To All Women Over The World.

Television Is Also A Great Tool For Women. As You Know, The Best Female Roles Are Often On Television, So It's A Very Exciting Time. I've Really Embraced It. The Pace Is Great, But Also Not So Great Sometimes. You Feel Like You Have To Make Sure To Pay Attention, At All Times, To Not Let Anything Slip Through.