Alison Sudol

I found music a very unfeminine space to be in and embracing this kind of femininity has been an interesting and challenging experience for me. It was a challenge to remain strong, feminine and soft and look after myself, without reducing myself, was a difficult one for me. It's been a pleasure for a while, and I've been enjoying having a dress and heels every day and having these gorgeous curls, and the softest fabrics. There was pressure as I'm an older actor as compared to the other actors who appeared in Fantastic Beasts. In the process of auditioning, I was struck by the feeling of this massive force in front of me. Or, I could crumble beneath the weight of it and fall since I was so desperate to do it. Or I could step into the air and let it move me forward. You can go for days wandering around, visiting museums in parks, coffee shops and even the parks or just looking at people. London is a city in which it is a place where you can be surrounded by other people. In LA it's not always a crowded yet you're right in the middle of all that. I am a fan of watching the people around me. In the world of music, you are constantly around people. There is a sense that there is a need to be within intimate relationships with people all day long. This is a fantastical, wild dream. I've read the entire trilogy. I've read a few of the titles on tour I really enjoyed it to have this kind of world that you can escape into since when on tour, you're constantly going from one city to the next but it's also very disorienting, then being able to escape to an incredibly vivid and vibrant world sleeping in my bed at night is really quite lovely.