(via indifference-online)
30 ridiculously gorgeous ladies:
9/30 : E m m a W a t s o n
“I could be 100 years old and in my rocker, but i’ll still be very proud that I was part of the Harry Potter films.”
30 ridiculously gorgeous ladies:
14/30 : E m i l i a C l a r k e
“I felt for Daenerys. I felt for her situation as a woman. Being in such a male-dominated society, where she was being abused by the men around her - it was that sort of sympathy, I suppose it started off as that. But then as you track her story, the problems that she overcomes and the way that she deals with them with such grace and the way that she deals with them when she has no training. The only thing that she has is herself and her iron will - that’s just a fabulous, incredible side to her character, really. And the fact that you watch her fall in love. You know, she meets the man that she loves more than anything else. She goes through painful events but she is still this strong, independent woman. And I think that, as a female, is what I really connected with.”
30 ridiculously gorgeous ladies:
12/30 : Z o o e y D e s c h a n e l
“Always the aim for me is making people feel like they are not alone. That’s just the greatest feeling.”
30 ridiculously gorgeous ladies:
13/30 : G i n n i f e r G o o d w i n
“I love exploring lonely, scared, angry underdogs, because I had a very happy, healthy and fulfilling upbringing.”
30 ridiculously gorgeous ladies:
10/30 : A l e x i s B l e d e l
“Before I got “Gilmore Girls”, I was modeling. I went in for a call and was told, “Sweetie, you need to lose two inches off those hips”. I was 14. So I just replied, “I have more jobs than I can do. I’m in high school. I can’t go to all the trouble of losing the two inches, so I’ll pass”. Someone might tell you to lose weight, but you can say no”
“Obviously I have insecurities and doubts. But I just have to do my best and be myself. And then hope that’s enough.”
(Source: ofabeautifulnight, via misshale)
