Alison Sudol

It was difficult to accept this feminine aspect in the field I was thinking of as being very masculine. It's really hard to say, "Okay, I can be feminine, soft, and tough and be able to take care of my self and not diminish my own self." It was something that I appreciated a great deal. I loved the heels and a dress every day and the soft fabric. It was very stressful because I'm a lot younger than actors who are in Fantastic Beasts]; there was a lot of pressure. It was strange, but I could feel a force pushing my up. It was likely that I'd to get crushed under it or crumble due to the way I wanted this role and how large it was. I can spend entire days wandering around, visiting museums cafes, parks and the like or just looking at individuals. In LA you can be quite alone, but in London it is possible to ride the Tube and you are at the center of the crowd as well as every other type of human you could imagine is passing through. I enjoy watching the people around me. In the world of music, you are constantly around men. You feel as if you have to be engaged with people all day long. It's an amazing fantasyland for me. I read all of the books. I've even read a few titles on tour I really enjoyed it to have that kind of world to retreat to as on tour you are constantly moving from city to city and then it's all very disorienting, then to go to this vivid and inspiring world when you sleep in your bunk can be quite enchanting.