Acting Is Not About Being Famous, It's

One Of The Things On A Very Practical Level As An Actor Or Actress Is That When You Do A Play, You Do The Entire Story Every Time You Do It. You Have Eight Shows A Week. You Have A Rehearsal Process Of Four To Five To Six Weeks. And Then Once You're In Performance, Everybody Else Goes Away And You're There With Your Fellow Actors And The Audience And The Material And Your Life Becomes About That. And You Go Through The Story From The Beginning To The End Every Time You Do It And Depending On How Long You Do It, That's Where The Craft Comes In.

And If There's Anything Movies Can Do In A Way That I Just Love, And I Love As An Audience Is, "show Me Something I Don't Know About. Show Me Something I Haven't Seen."

I Don't See Myself As Competing With Other Actresses. I Mean, I Went Through A Time When I Was In New York, And I Was Going To Lots Of Auditions And Trying To Get Parts, But Even Then, You're Not Really Competing With The Other Actresses. There Is A Competition Going On, But It's Not Like Something You Can Win In That Way.

I Am Really Looking Forward As I Get Older And Older, To Being Less And Less Nice.

We All Have Our Insecurity And That's Normal. And You Have To Learn To Accept That About Being An Artistic Person Or Aspiring To Be An Artistic Person Is That Fears And Insecurity, They Don't Go Away.