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. which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and - . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and i - . which is like... by myself, i wagged school, and i went i . which is like... by myself, i. wagged school, and i went and saw clockwork orange, i didnt understand any other, i sat there with myjaw like what... and i was deeply disturbed. and they sort the shining and made out the shining, which says something about me, i had my first kiss in the shining, which isjust weird. i didnt see a ...

Power of the dog. how did you meet jane campion?— meet jane campion? i was in a little school _ meet jane campion? i was in a little school called _ meet jane campion? i was in a little school called the - little school called the philips street theatre, i would get up at about 6:30 a.m., catcha bus get up at about 6:30 a.m., catch a bus and train and another bus to get into the city. it was the highlight of my week. and jane was in film school, so she was really young and i remember being tol...

Loved and people still think i am and gave me that and i watched the film and i was like i cant believe i made that. im so happy that exists. im so happy i got to be satine. and i got to do it with ewen and i have magical memories of it and baz is magical... you -la ed it and baz is magical... you played satine _ it and baz is magical... you played satine the _ it and baz is magical... you played satine the consumptive courtesan opposite ewan mcgregor as the struggling writer. was it the first t...

"oh, this woman whos going to be directing a little film, student film, would like to see you." and it was like, "ah! oh, my gosh!", you know. and that was jane. were talking a0 years later i still know her. and still deeply close to her, actually. would tell her anything, will confide in her anything and feel unbelievably safe with her. did she become a mentor to you at such a young age? i dont know if janes a mentor. jane is a very... is an exquisite creature. i think shes a creature, so shes....

One of the greatest monologues, you know, about choice, and it is "my choice". i still know those words and deeply believe in them, may i add. it is my choice as a human being. your next choice, a big turning point in your career, and youve already mentioned it, is baz luhrmann�*s musical moulin rouge. why have you chosen that? once again, took a massive chance with me. believed i could sing and dance and act in the same film. erm, gave me satine, who ijust became and loved, and people still t...

And i have such magical memories of it and i find the film magical and hes... baz is magical. you played satine, the consumptive courtesan, opposite ewan mcgregor as the struggling writer. was it the first time youd sung professionally? id sung at drama school, when i would go to the little weekend drama schools. i was never that good. i always had friends who could belt it out, and i was never a belter. but baz, when i went and auditioned for him, he had me audition with the song, erm... # nobo...

And we were all allowed to flop around on bean bags. they didnt have chairs, they didnt have seats, they had bean bags. and you were allowed to run around as kids and you would watch the movie. and one of the first movies i remember seeing was a film called walkabout, which was an australian film. isnt that crazy? so that was a very... thats a very strong imprint cinematically, and then i would be taken to the theatre, and that was probably my first love, was theatre. i remember getting up on st...