sure, i can be a sexy bitch

❛ … i mean, most of that seems decipherable from context. if gryphons and gargoyles is like dungeons & dragons, anyway, which sounds like it makes sense ? though i’m ready to be hilariously wrong. ❜

❛ . . . you might just have me beat there ! though i’m curious where gargoyle king and organ harvesting cult intersect. ❜

❛ i have no idea where i’d be! definitely not in prague filming wheel of time season 2, though. i’ve definitely gotten much better, though: gone girl and i care a lot are merciful testaments to that. i think that slip-up was just one of those mistakes you make and learn from in the end. and that’s valuable, even if i’m not proud of it. ❜

❛ thank you! it takes a lot of guts to do a pandemic thriller right now, but pablo is an incredible director: i’m still in awe of jackie and spencer — my fans seem to be excited about it. they’re hoping it’s a morally . . . shadowy character, like amy dunne or marla grayson. is it concerning to be the person people think of for roles like that ? but the acting sphere is very rewarding, and you’d do great.  ❜

❛ it was about the doom game franchise, but i didn’t know a whole lot about it, i took it because . . . well, who the hell says no to working with dwayne johnson ? i’m from london, and i suppose one would call my natural accent “queen’s english,” or something like that. there are other things that i wish i’d done better, too, but that’s probably just the journey of learning as an actor. it’s lovely to meet you — i’m rosamund. ❜

❛ i never like to say that, because every film is the result of a lot of hard work and people’s passion! but it was 17 years ago, and information wasn’t as easy to come by, so i definitely wish i’d been able to immerse myself more in the source material to give the fans what they deserved. but really, it’s just because in an american accent the ‘r’s in the sentence are far more pronounced than i’m used to. at the time, i struggled with it, so the delivery was... painful. i’m not proud of it. i’m just lucky it didn’t ruin me in the end, huh? ❜

❛ my american accent was . . . atrocious ! i’m happy to say, though, that i’ve gotten much better at it since. twenty-six year old rosamund nearly had to find another talent, it was a really close scrape. but thankfully i made pride & prejudice the same year. ❜

❛ i’m grateful for that brighter side every day, trust me ! i’ve come a long way from cello busking in london so i could get to auditions, so i’m glad one dire american accent didn’t, you know, kill it all off. do you ever think about what you’d do if you weren’t an actor ? most of the time, i really reckon i’d be useless at anything else. ❜

❛ i was in my early twenties when i made die another day, which was obviously huge because it was a bond film, and i had no drama school training, so it was just... straight into it. i can promise you it’s a beautiful madness: very few things are more liberating than becoming someone else. and thank you! my parents were incredibly proud of it. ❜

ros: hm. i think it has to be from battle of evermore by led zeppelin: 'prince of beef, embrace the glue...'

ros: i do miss london sometimes, having to be in prague most of the time for wheel of time, but it may have been worth it to dodge brexit britain.