Alison Sudol

Music was not a place I considered feminine, so allowing myself to accept the new definition of femininity is an enormous difficult task. It's really hard to say, "Okay, I can be feminine, soft, and tough and be able to take care of me and not shrink myself." It was a lot of enjoyable to put on heels, dresses, fabric and curls all day long. I'm much younger that everyone else Fantastic Beasts] and there was a lot of pressure that I had to face. This was quite a shock, but I could feel a force pushing me up. I was either going be crushed or collapse from the intensity with which I wanted the role as well as how big it was. You could spend days just walking around, exploring coffee shops, museums and even parks. You can feel isolated in LA however London's Tube allows you to be at the center of everything. All kinds of human being that you can imagine could be observed. I like watching the people around me. In the field of music you're constantly in the company of males. The feeling is that you are within intimate relationships with them all the time. It's a fantasyland for me. I read all of the books. It was great having the opportunity to study the novels while traveling. There are always new cities to visit and it can be difficult to focus. Yet, the ability to relax to such a vivid and vivid world in your own bed is amazing.