In The Story Shoes Are Just A

I Haven't Deliberately Set Out To Play The Blonde Bombshell In My Movies. In Fact, It's Probably Been Quite The Opposite. After The Success Of The Mask, I Wasn't Offered All That Many Blonde Bombshell Parts, To Be Honest. I Think People Believed From The Beginning That I Could Actually Walk And Talk At The Same Time.

My Dad Always Used To Tell Me That If They Challenge You To An After-school Fight, Tell Them You Won't Wait-you Can Kick Their Ass Right Now.

There's No Such Thing As Turning Back The Hands Of Time, And It Makes Me Crazy That We Live In A Society Where That's Sold To Women—that We're Supposed To Believe That If We're Getting Older, We've Failed Somehow, That We Have Failed By Not Staying Young. I Wish That Women Would Let Other Women Age Gracefully And Allow Them To Get Older And Know That As We Get Older, We Become Wiser.

In The Story Shoes Are Just A Metaphor For What These Girls Go Through...the Grass Is Always Greener And Everyone Always Wants To Be In Somebody Else's Shoes; They Don't Want To Be In Their Own.

I Have Gratitude. I Know Myself Better. I Feel More Capable Than Ever. And As Far As The Physicality Of It, I Feel Better At 40 Than I Did At 25.