I Think Acting Is Something

I've Been Dealing With So Much Press For Brooklyn, And Now I Am Rehearsing For A Play, And It Is Hard.

When I Was Younger, I Would Mess About And Have A Laugh With Everyone. I Was Doing Atonement When I Was About 12, And As We Went To Do This Very Serious Scene, The Director Joe [wright] Came Up To Me ... I'd Been Giggling Right Up To The Beginning Of The Take. And He Came Up To Me And Said, "okay, You Need To Be Serious Now." I Completely Idolized Him.

I'm Very Much For Strengthening Our Industry At Home. It's Great Now There's A Lot Of Work Happening But I Think With Irish Film In Particular, The Views Were Starting To Get A Little Stereotypical And We Were Pigeonholing Ourselves A Little Bit. We Needed To Get Out Of That.

The Majority Of Teenagers Don't Even Make Eye Contact With People, Even People Of The Same Age.

I've Always Wanted To Act And I Grew Up A Little On Film Sets When My Dad Was Working As An Actor.