Alison Sudol

I found music a very non-feminine place to be in as such, and therefore embracing this degree of femininity has been an exciting challenge for me. It was really difficult to say, "Okay, I can be feminine and soft as well as sturdy and care for myself and not lessen my self-esteem." It was quite pleasure to walk around in heels an outfit, and wear soft materials and curly locks every day. My experience as an actress is much more recent as everyone else Fantastic Beasts] and there was quite a bit of pressure going into it. However, I was struck by this odd feeling that during the auditions there was a massive power behind me. I could either get smashed underneath the weight and break down because of how much I hoped to get it and how big this was, or step on the top and let it propel me forward. A day spent in museums caf s, parks, or just going for an outing and watching the crowds is something that I like. In LA you are often alone, but in London you are able to take the Tube and find yourself within the midst of people and everyone who you imagine will be moving through. I enjoy watching individuals. Being from the world of music, I'm always in contact with males. It's as if the interaction with males is intimate. This is a fantastical, wild dream. I've read the whole book in the series. It was nice being able to enjoy the book while touring. There are always new cities to visit which can make it difficult to concentrate. To be able to disappear into such an intense visual universe inside your own bed is amazing.