Alison Sudol

It was clear that music is a male-dominated space to live in and embracing this kind of femininity was an interesting and challenging experience for me. It was a challenge to be strong, feminine, and supple, but still take good care of myself but not diminish myself was difficult for me. I've loved it somewhat. I've really enjoyed dressing in heels and dresses each day, and having beautiful curls and soft fabric. The experience was stressful since I'm younger than other actors [in Fantastic Beasts]; there are a lot of pressure. It was strange, but I could feel a force pushing me up. It was likely that I'd to get crushed under it or crumble due to the way I wanted the role and the sheer size. It is a pleasure to spend time in museums, parks, coffee shops, or just going for an outing and watching how people live is something I enjoy. You can feel isolated in LA However, London's Tube is right in the center of everything. Each human being that you can imagine could be observed. I like watching the people around me. I come from the music industry, where you're constantly in the company of men and you feel like there's a real intimacy almost every minute working with males. These books are a dream fulfilled for me. I've even read a few titles on tour It's fantastic having that type of world that you can escape into since when on tour you are constantly moving between cities but it's also very disorienting, then being able to escape to such a strong vivid world from my sleeping space at night is truly a dream.