This Has Been My Life For Many

I Learned A Lot From Clint [eastwood], Who's An Extremely Economic Director. I Learned A Lot From Michael Winterbottom, Who Really Gave A Lot Of Trust In The Actors And Allowed Them To Live In The Space Instead Of Trying To Manipulate And Make It Too Set And Too Staged. Working With [robert] De Niro Taught Me A Lot Of Being An Actors' Director And What That Is. I've Learned A Lot From Pretty Much Everybody. Hopefully I've Picked Up Something From Everybody I've Worked With.

It's All Or Nothing With My Makeup. If I Get Dressed Up, I'll Go To An Extreme. I'll Wear Foundation, Bright Blue Or Bright Red Lipstick With One Of My Weird Purple Wigs.

I Didn't Really Want To Live, So Anything That Was An Investment In Time Made Me Angry... But Also I Just Felt Sad. When The Hopelessness Is Hurting You, It's The Fixtures And Fittings That Finish You Off.

Love Should Be That Person That Inspires You To Be A Better Person.

It's Hard No To Work, So I Find A Way To Put Myself Back To Work. And I Think It's Important, In Between Projects, For Me To Sit Down With Who I've Just Become And Allow Her To Continue To Evolve And Find A Home Inside Me Before I Go And Become Somebody Else. But I Think I Also Need To Learn To Relax And Not Prepare Too Much, Just Enjoy Life. I Notice That My Characters Go Out To Dinner And Have Fun And Take These Great Trips, But I Spend So Much Time On Their Lives, I Don't Have Much Of A Personal Life Of My Own. I Have To Sort Of Remember To Fill Out That Little Notebook On Me.