What's Going To Be Funny Is When

Im Extremely Honest, And I Pride Myself On It. I Dont Try To Be Shocking. Im Playful, And I Know When Something Im Saying Is Maybe Shocking, But Its Just The Truth, I Never Wanted To Be Scary To People Or Upsetting To People. I Simply Want To Live The Way I Need To Live.

It's Very Important That People Understand That For Refugees To Come Into The Usa Is Very Difficult. What Upsets Me About The Whole Situation Is That People Don't Know The Difference Between A Migrant And A Refugee; They Don't Have Respect For What People Are Coming From - The People Who Against It - And They Have Completely Forgotten This Is What Built Our Country, The Diversity. When It Is Put Forward That Masses Of People Are Dangerous, And The Actual Numbers And The Situation Are Proven To Be Completely The Opposite Of The Way They're Presented Publicly, It's Horrible.

I Listened To A Lot Of Tapes Of British Theatre Actresses And Tried To Learn From Them. As Americans, We Don't Have Such A Gift With Language.

After My Last Divorce, I Said I Was Absolutely Going To Marry Somebody In Another Field, An Aid Worker Or Something. Then I Met Brad, Everything I Wasn't Looking For, But The Best Man, The Best Father I Could Possibly Wish For, You Know? I Don't See Him As An Actor. I See Him Very Much As A Dad, As Somebody Who Loves Travel And Architecture More Than Being In Movies.

I Had Never Held A Baby In My Life. I Was One Of Those Women - People Would Say, "do You Want To Hold My Baby?" And I Was Like "no ... "