Alison Sudol

I have found that music can be a feminine space as such, and therefore embracing this degree of femininity has been an extremely challenging task for me. For me, it was very difficult to say, "Okay I can be beautiful, feminine and strong. Make sure you take care of yourself and not diminish myself." I've enjoyed that quite a bit, I've been enjoying having a dress and heels every day and having these lovely curls and soft fabrics. There was pressure because I'm younger than everyone else involved in Fantastic Beasts. It was a bit strange. I felt a force pushing me upwards. There was a chance for me to get crushed under it or crumble due to the way I wanted the role and how large it was. It is a pleasure to spend time in museums, parks, coffee shops, or taking an outing and watching the crowds is something that I really enjoy. In LA there is a possibility of being lonely, however in London you are able to take the Tube and you are within the midst of people and every type of person you could imagine is going through. I like watching individuals. Being from the world of music, I'm constantly in awe with males. It's like being with men is intimate. This is a wild fantasy for me. I've read the entire books. I read some of the books on tour, actually It's fantastic to have that sort of world that you can escape into, because when you're on tour, you're always moving between cities and it can get extremely disorienting. And then the ability to experience the most vivid, vibrant universe sleeping in my bed at night is really quite lovely.