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I Think That The Process Of Figuring Out What Kind Of Leader I Wanted To Be Was Challenging, Because As An Actor, You Work Alone, Really.

I Wouldn't Say I'm A Mummy's Girl, But I Have Grown To Have A Tremendous Appreciation Of Her As A Woman. I Was Very Much A Daddy's Girl.

I Realised Life Is So Short And Precious, You Should Do Things That Make You Feel Inspired, That Push You And Teach You Something. I'd Rather Not Have A Big House, A Huge Closet Of Clothes, Diamonds And A Private Plane, And Instead A Body Of Work That I'm Proud Of.

When We’re Home Sometimes, She’ll Put On Mascara. And Sometimes I’ll Let Her Wear Something Out To Dinner – But Just A Little Dab. Also Having A Father Who Adores You The Way That He Adores Her Is Very Good For Your Body Image. The More We Can Love Her And Let Her Be Who She Is, The More Confident She’ll Feel.

I Wouldn't Say I'm A Very Original Thinker, But If I Have A Good Experience With Something, I'll Want To Take It Further Or Adapt It In Some Way.