For 'Barnyard,' I Did The VOICE Of A 'chick,' Which Was REALLY A BLAST Because I Had To Manipulate My Voice To ANOTHER PITCH.

I'm INTERESTED In The WAYS That We're All BROKEN.

The BEST Complement I Ever GOT From The PUBLIC Or Producers Or Directors Is That I Just Totally Blend In And Become The Character And They Don't Notice Me And That The Play Happens Or The MOVIE Happens Or The TV Show Happens.

In 1965, I Was 11 And In My LAST Year At JUNIOR School. I Was Living With My Mum And Older SISTER In A Rented Flat In South London - My Parents Had Separated When I Was Five And Got Divorced A COUPLE Of Years Later, Which Was Unusual At The Time. My DAD Was Working Abroad, And I Hadn't Seen Him For Several Years.

I Had A Few REALLY Bad Years In SCHOOL, Just From Not Fitting In And Being Bullied. It Was KIND Of Brilliant Being A MILITARY Brat, Though, Because When You're In That Kind Of Situation, You Just Think, 'I Only Have To Hang On For Another Year, Because Then We'll Move. It'll Be Fine If I Can Just Get Out Of Here.'

I Don't REALLY Have A Preferred GENRE. It's More Up To The INDIVIDUAL Project Itself And If I FEEL Compelled By It.

My DAD Was On 'Zombieland,' And I LOVE That Movie. So Yeah, I Think I LIKE The HORROR GENRE!

I Have Been WORKING Professionally In The ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY SINCE I Was SIX.

A NOVEL Is A Conversation Starter, And If The AUTHOR Isn't There For The After-party, Both The WRITER And The Reader Are MISSING A Lot.

My Father Was A WRITER; I've Known A LOT Of Children Of Writers - DAUGHTERS And SONS Of Writers, And It Can Be A Hard Way To Grow Up.