All Cities Do Face Similar, Significant Trends

I'm Not Interested In Playing Characters Who See The World Through My Prism. I Think The Journey Of Understanding Any Character Is To See How They Tick And How They Differ From You.

Film Just Chews Up Actors Like Nobody's Business, And I'm Not Particularly Interested In Being Chewed Up. I Think The Camera Can Only Look At Somebody's Face For So Long. I Guess You Have To Accept The Roles You Think Are Right At The Time. You Can Build A Career, But These Days There Doesn't Seem To Be That Much Interest In People Being Actors.

It's Not Just Women In Film, 18-year-old Girls Feel Pressure To Do Preventative Injecting. I See Someone's Face, Someone's Body Who Has Had Children And I Think, They're The Song Lines Of Your Experience, And Why Would You Want To Eradicate That? I Look At People Sort Of Entombing Themselves And All You See Is Their Little Pin Holes Of Terror... And You Think, Just Live Your Life, Death Is Not Going To Be Any Easier Just Because Your Face Can't Move.

An Actress Once Advised Me, 'make Sure You Do Your Own Laundry - It Will Keep You Honest.'

Personally, I Prefer To Play Against The Look: If A Character Appears Particularly Unhinged, With Makeup Running Down Her Face, I Like To Play Her As If She Has It Together. I Think That Juxtaposition Makes It So Much More Interesting.