Cute interview of Erin

Aww..Isn't that special. Sorry, I know we don't talk about Erin much, but this bit just makes me laugh.

One more. She's really coming across as grounded in her in interviews. A little bit about Adan here.

Her comfort with a low profile could be linked to the scrutiny she's received for being the girlfriend of a major celebrity, "Harry Potter" himself, actor Daniel Radcliffe. The couple met while working on "Kill Your Darlings."

Although they've visited Darke's hometown several times without being hassled by fans (they were spotted dining at a Bob Evans restaurant during one trip and attending a Detroit Red Wings game during another), they can't avoid the paparazzi in places like New York City. The Internet is peppered with photos of Darke and Radcliffe doing ordinary things like going out for coffee or strolling down sidewalks.

What has she learned about handling fame from Radcliffe, one of the most recognizable millennial actors on the planet?

"I'm still trying to figure out how much I'm comfortable talking about my personal life professionally," she says. "But I do think that that is an area where I'm very happy to say I have learned a great deal from Dan about how to be both graceful in this industry and try to keep a balance of privacy and public life. Dan has been doing this for a very long time and he handles it all so well. I have also observed enough now to know that if I get to work as an actor for the rest of my life and never become a famous person, I will be OK with that."

http://www.freep.com/story/entertainment/2016/10/28/good-girls-revolt-erin-darke-amazon-flint-michigan/92838238/

http://www.peoplemagazine.co.za/celebrity-news/international-celebrities/anna-camp-was-sick-with-nerves-before-appearing-nude-with-daniel-radcliffe?

So two women who've seen Dan naked in one show! Of course the chances of Zoe Kazan and Juno Temple joining them in something are pretty good too I'd say.

She sounds really down to earth. I hope she has a steady career, but I'm glad to hear she doesn't crave stardom. She's fortunate that she's with somebody who is famous but keeps out of the limelight well enough, I guess. I wouldn't want to be hassled by the paparazzi all the time.... I wouldn't feel great about having to deal with fans 24/7, either, but I think that's probably not as bad in NY.

I saw the pilot episode of Good Girls Revolt, and I enjoyed it. I need to watch the rest now that it's available.

Little more.

In the meantime, you've paid the rent and you've amassed a nice body of work, and you've also gotten to sample the spotlight of celebrity as a result of your relationship with Daniel. How do you feel about that, from the perspective of being an actor trying to do good work, but also ending up in the glare of that spotlight?

I've been in a really interesting position of sort of getting to observe the spotlight. It shines a little over on the sidelines every once in a while, but I mostly got to observe. It's funny, because I think my actual career aspirations have changed from that. The careers that I look up to and say, "Hey, I would love to have that person's career," have kind of changed.

There is an innate relation between being a working actor and fame. I hope very much now to try and find a way to be industry-famous, I guess. That's my dream career, is that person who gets to work all the time on cool projects and people in the industry know who you are, but the average person on the street would be like, "Oh yeah, I guess I've seen that girl in things before, but I don't know her name."

I don't think fame is a thing that should be aspired to. There are benefits, but there are also downsides. I don't know how well I would handle those. I don't know if that would make me happy. I just like my job. I just like being an actor.

https://www.moviefone.com/2016/10/31/good-girls-revolt-erin-darke-interview/