I Played A Girl. There's Really Nothing

It Was A Challenge For Me To Play Somebody Who Was So Quiet And Receding And Depressed Because She's Also On Screen All The Time, And She Has To Remain Compelling And Entertaining. I Was Really Nervous That People Were Not Going To Stay With Me While I Was Just Staying Behind That Bloody Counter.

Fame Doesn't End Loneliness.

There's Certainly Something Very Uncomfortable About The Voyeurism Involved In Being In The Press, Being An Actor, Where People Have A Seemingly Insatiable Curiosity About, You.

It's Funny With Jeans Now, Because If They Don't Feel Like A Pair Of Sweatpants, I Don't Have Patience For Them Anymore! I Think I'm Becoming Increasingly Lazy.

It's Very Difficult To Judge Yourself. Extreme Self-doubt Is Only Attractive When It's Fictionalized. Which Is Why People Love The Movies. They Are So Reassuring.