Alison Brie needs to do more interviews. Not the type of heavily edited promo-plugs for AMC -- we honestly couldn't care less about the complexity of Trudy Campbell's psychology behind on "Mad Men" -- but gritty, off-the-cuff one-on-ones with magazines and websites is where this 26-year-old smoke show cuts loose, talking about getting nekked and her inner-most fantasies. Brie is the subject this month's 10Q in the L.A. Times Magazine, where she dishes details about her character Annie on "Community." If you read carefully between the usual self-masturbatory actress Q-and-A b.s., Brie unshackles some softc*re er*tica on her interviewee about her desire to be dominated. Check out the quotes after the jump, along with Brie's other interview greatest hits, which include girl-on-girl experimentation and threesomes...

On wanting to be dominated...

"Does [Annie on 'Community'] secretly want to dominate or be dominated?
She’s in control so much that maybe being dominated would be a break from her uptightness. She’s like a schoolgirl you want to be naughty with. You know, What is under the blouse that’s buttoned up so high?

Is there any of that in you?
Like Annie, I think I had a lot of innocence—and I somehow still do. I try to be very much in control when it comes to work. I have a strong work ethic. So, I suppose there would some be room for domination." --L.A. Magazine, August 2010

 

On getting nekked...

"It was enjoyable to run around campus nekked from time to time... I'm definitely not a modest person, so I think that probably started before college. I think I always had that weird nekked instinct, like it never left me from when I was a little baby." --Complex, Feburary 2010

On threesomes and girl-on-girl experimentation...

"Exploring my newfound sexuality, there was, of course, the girl-on-girl action, the crazy threesome with the afros and whips, and the surreal 'shrooms experience where I thought the tree was fondling me but it turned out to be my creepy male roommate with calluses on his hands... gross. You get the picture. I developed this (possibly misplaced) sexual pride, based solely on the quantity of penetrations of my vag*na... and not necessarily the quality of the acts therein." --Nerve.com, May 4, 2010.