A Lot Of Directors Idealize Their Leading

I Never Thought I Would Have An Opportunity To Act In The United States, And Continue To Expand My Career Outside Of Europe. To Be Honest, My Reality Is Bigger Than I Would Have Ever Dared To Dream.

Because I Worked In Fashion, I Know That I Like Fashion. Haute Couture Is A Form Of Art That I Can Appreciate. I'm Definitely Not Someone Who Wakes Up Every Day And Thinks About What I'm Going To Wear, But On The Red Carpet, It's Reflective Of The Mood I'm In, Or The Movie I'm Going To Represent.

When You Are In A Relationship, You Want The Other Person To Appreciate The Things You Like. It Sounds Superficial, But It's Nice.

Realization That I Couldn't Be A Ballet Dancer Was A Blessing In Disguise Because That Was The First Time I Felt Like I Stepped Into Adulthood. I Realized, Okay, This Is Not Going To Work Out. It Was Frustrating For About A Year Because I Didn't Know What To Do With The Creativity And The Discipline That Dancing Had Instilled In Me From A Very Young Age. But Then I Moved To Paris To Model, And That Was My Cultural Awakening. Now, I Think Dancing Has Been The Biggest Thing In My Life, Much More So Than Modeling, And It Still Helps Me Enormously In My Work.

To Me, Acting Is Very Therapeutic. I Get Out A Lot Of Anger And Frustration. It's Maybe Hard To Believe, But As A Kid I Really Had A Lot Of Self-doubts. My Father Was Very Ill - He Was An Alcoholic - So There Were A Lot Of Things That Built Up For Me. And Because I Was Going To A Catholic School In A Small German Town, A Lot Of It Was Suppressed. I Was Angry And Didn't Know How To Get It Out.