I've Never Been A Sunny Personality. I've

It Took Sydney Pollack A Long Time To Get Me To Do Tootsie. I Asked Myself If I Wanted To Play Some Frothy, Ditzy Character After I Had Just Done Frances. Obviously, I'm Thrilled That I Did.

That's Always Been Like A Fascination To Me - Watching My Family, Three Sisters And A Brother And All Growing Up Basically In The Same Situation And Each One Being So Totally Different And Going On To Completely Different Areas And Directions. But For Me To Go Into Psychoanalysis Really Steadily, Would Be Putting Too Much Energy Into Trying To Figure Out Why I Am The Way I Am... Basically This Is How I Am And It's Alright And I Don't Want To Know Why I'm This Way.

For Me, Acting Was Always A Way To Explore Emotions - To Dip Into The Well And Really Try To Reach Rock Bottom Down There. That Was The Most Exciting Part Of It. I Hadn't Found Anything That Really Allowed Me To Do That Until I Came Upon Acting.

The Worst Is When I Talk Myself Into Something. Sometimes You Take Things Because You Want To Work With A Certain Actor, Or You Want To Work With A Director, Even If The Script Or The Part's Not That Great.

There Can Be No Better Measure Of Our Governance Than The Way We Treat Our Children, And No Greater Failing On Our Part Than To Allow Them To Be Subjected To Violence, Abuse Or Exploitation.