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Personally, I Prefer To Play Against The Look: If A Character Appears Particularly Unhinged, With Makeup Running Down Her Face, I Like To Play Her As If She Has It Together. I Think That Juxtaposition Makes It So Much More Interesting.

It's Not The Normal Way To Look At Things But I Experienced Death At A Really Young Age And Because Of That It's Been Part Of My Mental Landscape That Death Is Really Very Possible.

What I Love About The Theater Is That You Know Who You're Acting For: Your Audience. And The Thing I Find Really Hard In Film Is, You Don't. The Audience Is Invisible. And We're Sitting There, Hoping There's Other People Out There.

I'm Old Enough To Remember The Days When You Spoke To One Person From One Outlet And That Was The Conversation. But Now What Happens Is You Speak To People And What You Say Gets Translated Into Portuguese, Then Into Mandarin, Through A German Prism And Then Back Into English And Bears Little To No Resemblance Between - To The Exchange Or - That You Had Initially With The Journalist Or To What You Originally Said.

People Love Events - They Love Performances, They Love Music - And I Think Australians Are Great Entertainers.