I Don't Eat Four-legged Animals, But I

I Think My Favourite Thing Is Understanding The Responsibility Of Raising Two Human Beings And Putting Them Into The World.

I Had My First Bowl Of Gazpacho When I Was Fifteen In Spain, And The Impression It Made Was A Lasting One.

It’s Much Harder For Me... I Think It’s Different When You Have An Office Job, Because It’s Routine And, You Know, You Can Do All The Stuff In The Morning And Then You Come Home In The Evening. When You’re Shooting A Movie, They’re Like, 'we Need You To Go To Wisconsin For Two Weeks,' And Then You Work 14 Hours A Day And That Part Of It Is Very Difficult. I Think To Have A Regular Job And Be A Mom Is Not As, Of Course There Are Challenges, But It’s Not Like Being On Set.

My Life Comes Down To Three Moments: The Death Of My Father, Meeting My Husband, And The Birth Of My Daughter. Everything I Did Previous To That Just Doesn't Seem To Add Up To Very Much.

It's The Difference Between Someone Who Loves You More Than Anything In The World Giving You Criticism And Getting It From Some Bitter Stranger On The Internet. What My Dad Said To Me Was The Kind Of Criticism Where I Was Like, "oh, My God, I'm On The Wrong Track." I'm So Grateful To Him For Doing That. He Was Such A No-nonsense Guy In That Sense.