emmy rossum phantom of the opera audition

When I started singing at New York’s Metropolitan Opera I was paid $5 a performance, a tenth of what the horse was getting. I’m not in this for the fame or the money.įrom an early age, I realised it was the work that was important, the feeling of entering these magical worlds. When I’m in Bond mode, nobody is going to catch me. Luckily I’m capable of turning into 007 behind the wheel when I’m especially eager to avoid them. I’ve been chased by photographers on many occasions and I’ve come perilously close to crashing my car. I turn into James Bond when the paparazzi are chasing me. Whatever I do in life and however successful I get, there’s always an element of self-doubt about whether I can pull off the next job.

That way, if I do fail, at least I can console myself with the thought that I’ve done my best. I’ve always felt the need to work harder than anyone else. As a photographer she's travelled all over the world, sometimes hanging off helicopters, doing all sorts of dangerous things to take pictures,' said Emmy Rossum I’ll never lose my fear of failure.

Emmy rossum phantom of the opera audition