Not so long ago, Anna Paquin fretted she might have a career confined by a corset.

“For the first couple of years of my career, I thought I would be doing corset movies the rest of my life,” says Paquin, 24, whose credits include period pieces like “The Piano,” “Jane Eyre” and now HBO’s “Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee,” which premieres Sunday

But time and puberty took away some of her fears.

“The best thing about growing up on film is that you can’t do the same (roles) over and over because you are always (growing physically),” she says.

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