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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 Did Wall Street, And Then Everything That Happened With An Education Took Me Up Until March. I Didn't Want To Work During That Because There Was Just So Much Stuff. I Didn't Realize You Had To Go To So Many Parties. It Was A Nightmare! I Had To Go To All These Parties! The Glamour!

The Thinnest I've Ever Been Was After I Had My Appendix Out, During The London Run Of The Seagull. I Went Down To 112 Pounds And Realized My Brain Doesn't Work When I'm That Thin, So I Can't Do My Job. That's Why, When I Came Out Here, I Never Had That Whole Hollywood Pressure Thing. I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Lead Actress; I Never Said I Wanted To Be A Film Actress. This Need To Trump Everyone Bewilders Me. I'm Only 25. I'm Not Better Than Anyone. I Just Want To Watch Other People And Learn To Be Good.

I Don't Wear A Bikini On The Beach. I Walk Around My House In Pyjamas. I Haven't Seen Myself Naked In The Mirror For Probably A Decade. I'm Very Prudish.

One Of The Things I Love About The Theater Is That No One Can Tell You To Stop. Once You're Onstage, It's Three Hours, And Whether You're Completely Off Or You're Just Horrendous, You've Got To Find A Way To Leave An Impression. There's Not That Terrible Thing That You Get When You're Making A Movie, Where You Get In Your Car At The End Of The Day Knowing That Something You're Not Proud Of Was Immortalized On Film, And You Can't Fix It Because They Won't Reshoot It.