If I was an actress...

Character: The Bride

Reason: her mix of coldness (in planning revenge) and fury (in fighting) are the eternal division between our human rationality and bestial nature.

Character: Albert Nobbs

Reason: it'd be a great challenge trying to give my femininity away and turn my body and gestures into a such neuter character

Character: Elizabeth I

Reason: Period movies are fascinating... the costumes, the set. Besides, Elizabeth was an amazing woman, she reigned in a historical time of chaos with an extraordinary will

Character: Nina Sayers

Reason: it's the role of a lifetime. It has everything: craziness, sensuality, competition, obsession. And because it requires a lot of hard discipline

Character: Jeanne d'Arc

Reason: for playing in a silent movie where eyes meant everything

Character: Clementine Kruczynski

Character: a little for trying her looks... :) Then for the story and especially for what she means to her man

Character: Hypatia

Reason: for telling the story of this brilliant woman who paid the price for thinking in an age when women were supposed only to raise children and shut up

Character: Satine

Reason: to look that gorgeous (ok, Nicole Kidman looks gorgeous on her own...) and to experience the musical genre with dancing, singing and acting at the same time

Character: Dylan Sanders

Reason: because this movie looks so fun to shoot. Girls jump, fight, wear bizarre costumes. I chose Dylan because, among all them, seems to be the funniest

Character: Cersei Lannister

Reason: I couldn't decide between her and Arya but eventually I chose. Cersei is the baddest badass, the b*tchest b*tch ever. How could a role be more awesome?

Character: Lagertha

Reason: I like strong characters and for ruling in a warriors - in a vikings! - world, you really need to have the guts

Character: Dana Scully

Reason: The X Files was the show loved by an entire generation, it's normal for an actress (though hypothetical) willing to be a part of it. And the platonic love between Scully and Mulder was one of the best ever told