Breaking Stereotypes
Harriet reflects on the paradox of being cast in intimidating roles despite her gentle nature. She shares her fascination with understanding the psyche behind characters that evoke fear, drawing parallels to her own experiences of intimidation. The struggle against stereotypes becomes evident as she emphasizes the importance of individuality within seemingly similar roles.In this clip
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