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I learned was that 85% of the abortionists who were in prison in the '40s and '50s were mothers and grandmothers.

You're often living off adrenaline and you need to work that off physically.

Vera is unique, truly a once of a lifetime part. This is without doubt the most emotionally satisfying role I have ever had.

I have done a lot of comedy, but my greatest love has always been drama.

Working with Mike was shocking, terrifying, exhilarating, ... It was the best job of my life. It's rather like falling out of an aeroplane with no parachute.

As Vera Drake, I feel Mike has used all of me as a dramatic actress, in a positive sense.

I go up for a job, someone else gets it, what can I do about that? That might be in another league to me, people being competitive.

When I finished the film I then did a new play in West End and I found it very, very hard to look at these words that someone had written that I didn't know what or who that was.

There's a pressurised atmosphere in a police investigation team-it's a bit like a cast and crew working together on a play or TV drama, you're all in it together.

Even though the reviews have to give away everything, I think people are still affected when they see the film. I think they get very emotional even though they know what's going to happen.

We hear a lot about women now who work and have families, but fifty years ago, many British working class women were doing it.

I've done a lot of theatre, in a theatre situation actors make suggestions about other things and it's different.

We had the '50s to research, we had the war to research. We had the way people spoke, the way people ate. It was a full-time job for 10 months.

Just being nominated did a lot of good for the film. The Academy has done us a favor.

I'm much more comfortable doing film now.

I would never cast me as this. The description of her didn't sound like me at all.

What's wonderful is talking about a film that people are very positive about and that there are more things to discuss. I'm doing lots of Q&As and it's been very interesting doing all that sort of work.

We don't roll into rehearsal at 10.30 and have coffee. We start at 8am, we finish at 8 o'clock at night. And I think that's fine.

With Mike Leigh there is no script, so the film was six months in preparation, which is improvising and creating these characters and huge amounts of research.

To keep your own counsel, which is to get on with your own job, don't worry about anyone else, what else is going on around you, and really focus on just what you are doing.

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