Emily Watson quotes Her role as Jacqueline du Pre in biopic 'Hilary and Jackie' Born: 04/14/1967 Country: united_kingdom

• “It's a whole different kind of anxiety. But the great thing about doing a theatre job is that once the ball starts rolling you just have to go with it, it's inexorable.” (Emily Watson) [anxiety/thing/theatre]
• “I'm lucky I don't do the kind of work where the main thing is that you're the girl and you look gorgeous. I don't look like that. I'm a funny-looking.” (Emily Watson) [thing/look/look]
• “I had to learn to play the cello to concert standard.” (Emily Watson)
• “They're incredibly, incredibly close, kind of telepathically close, ... And once Jackie disappeared into the world of superstardom, she kind of starts displaying symptoms of MS (multiple sclerosis) and kind of really losing it. And she goes back to her sister and basically says, I want to sleep with your husband, which is ... pretty shocking.” (Emily Watson)
• “She says she hangs on to the voice even after we've left the studio, so expect an, 'I'm having a jolly good time' from her on the red carpet.” (Emily Watson)
• “I think we all like the idea of putting five dollars in and getting 100 from it. That's appealing, but I think it's also entertaining for a lot of people. It's something for Shirley in accounting to talk about with Bill in marketing. It's a way to connect.” (Emily Watson) [think/think/people/marketing]
• “If you find someone who makes it their end all and be all of the next two weeks, if they can't focus on anything else then it could continue to (trouble) gambling. There are warning signs and that's something to look at with March Madness.” (Emily Watson) [find/start/gambling/warning]
• “I was a normal, rather dutiful child. I didn't even rebel as a teenager.” (Emily Watson) [normal/child]
• “I thought it was time to jump into that Hollywood mainstream and see what the temperature was. And it was warmer than I expected.” (Emily Watson) [time]

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