degree, here we have three, although we encourage a gab year. But the biggest difference I would say is that with an American education encourages you to broaden yourself out and concentrate later on, where as here we are encouraged to make decisions about our career early on, so even as early as GCSE's in this country and you wanted to go into Medicine or whatever else, you need to choose to take Chemistry or Biology or whatever else. Where as in America I was able to take four subjects a semester and they could be whatever choice I wanted, as long as I formed some concentration out of them. So I'm majoring in English Literature, but I've taken classes in Psychology, History and Art and French and all sorts, I think that was one of the appeals for me; I knew my course wouldn't be a vocational course, I knew I wasn't going to study Law, but that I wanted to know about as many different things as I possible could because I was interested. Is it true you told your agent not to send you scripts? I did, I did, but somehow Perks made it under the door, she said 'I really think you should read this one' and I had been reading things, but Perks was the first one to really light a fire under me. I was like 'Oh, I think it could be really important to make this film, this could really make a difference