Los Angeles, July 12
Actress Elisabeth Moss feels she has a strong personality and says she is good at "fighting back".
She said "I was raised to believe in myself. I was raised to believe that I should have a voice and that I have a place. I was raised to believe that my voice is as important and relevant as anyone else's."
In a way, I suppose I'm good at fighting back if I need to. I think you always find strength physically and mentally when you need it," she added.
Asked what she is scared of, she said "Speaking publicly, especially at big events. Silence frightens me too. I'm a city girl, so I'm not used to silence. I would be terrified if you put me in a country home by myself, surrounded by woods and silence. And water, I'm afraid of deep water."
"Also, something you can't see - an invisible presence or an invisible threat is terrifying because you're just powerless. I could go on and on," she said.
One thing that doesn't scare Moss is horror films.
She said, "I have a very high tolerance for dark material and am not easily frightened. I love horror. I love scary movies. I always have, ever since I was little. When I was 11 or 12, me and my friends from ballet school used to have sleepovers. We would watch all the scary movies - 'It', 'Poltergeist', 'Halloween', 'Nightmare on Elm Street' and 'The Shining'. I guess I've never been too afraid to watch them."
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