All About Eve, because I just think the dialogue in that film is incredible and so brilliant, and I never get fed up with watching it. It’s just brilliantly acted; it’s b—-iness at its best.

All About Eve probably preceded all of those movies. I definitely saw that first. That started my love affair with Bette Davis. It kind of introduced me to what an actress was.

All about Eve and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. I was really crazy about that one between the age of 12 and 16! I used to go to a cinema in London where they screen it all the time, and the spectators all scream and throw all kinds of stuff at the screen!

"She's very young. It's one of her first roles. What I love about it is that you can see her developing 'Marilyn Monroe,' this character, and you can see also how talented she really was. She was starting with something. She doubted herself endlessly, and relied on acting coaches and never felt her value as an actress. Maybe that was one of the things that made her so good was that she was always striving. It's a raw performance at the beginning of the evolution, you can see the beginnings, her face doesn't have the same agility that it does later on, but you can see the brush strokes of it."