"As a fan, I'm looking forward to seeing that," she admits, adding of filming that it's "great to be running around in pants and boots and get away from the long skirts for a bit."
"That's an occupational hazard that I'm used to with 'Game of Thrones,'" she says of how that series prepared her for her uncertainty in "The Hunger Games."
On auditioning: “I did one audition and that was enough. Apparently, they were blown away, they didn’t have to see any more,” she said. “I’ve been a fan of the books even before they were made into films. I love the message [author] Suzanne Collins is saying in them,” she said.
On what she learned from the books: “Probably how people can turn on each other and become their worst enemies, when it’s those around you, you really need to survive. I think love is a big thing for my character Annie, she wouldn’t survive without love, she’s at breaking point.”
On why she thinks she got the part: “I think I have a fragility and a vulnerability,” she said.
“I think she’s a a girl that has been through some stuff, she’s had some really hard experiences in her life which I have as well. Annie is also a survivor.”
