Alison Sudol

It was difficult to accept the feminine side of something I thought of as very masculine. It really was difficult for me to go, "Okay, I can be feminine and soft as well as robust and look after my self and not diminish my self-esteem." It was quite pleasure to walk around in heels a dress and have soft fabric and curls all day long. The pressure was there because I'm younger than the rest of the actors on the set of Fantastic Beasts. It was strange, but I felt like a force was pushing me to the top of the hill. There was a chance for me be crushed or fall apart due to how much I wanted to play this character and how large it was. There is a possibility to go on time walking around taking in coffee shops, museums as well as parks. In LA you can be quite lonely, however in London you are able to take the Tube and are right in the thick of humanity and everyone that you can imagine is going on. I enjoy watching other the people around me. In the music industry, you are constantly around people. There is a sense that you have to be engaged with women all the time. This is a wild fantasy for me. I've read every one of the books. It was wonderful to have the ability to read the books on tour. There are always new cities to visit which can make it difficult to concentrate. But to retreat into such an intense immersive, vibrant universe from your bedroom is something truly wonderful.