Romola Garai, 'The Hour'

"I don't get recognized here at all, but I think for me, the trouble is a lot of the jobs I've done, I've always been wearing, like, really enormous hats. So to be doing something where I'm not wearing a really big hat does seem to have, yeah, opened doors." -- <b>Romola Garai</b> on whether her proflie in the United States has risen thanks to "The Hour"

( Getty Images / August 1, 2012 )

"I don't get recognized here at all, but I think for me, the trouble is a lot of the jobs I've done, I've always been wearing, like, really enormous hats. So to be doing something where I'm not wearing a really big hat does seem to have, yeah, opened doors." -- Romola Garai on whether her proflie in the United States has risen thanks to "The Hour"

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