Acting Is Not About Being Famous, It's

It's Always Tricky To Watch Yourself, Always. When I First Had To Watch Myself, It Was Really Hard Because I'd Done Quite A Few Plays And I've Never Seen Myself. So I Was Professional But I'd Never Watched Myself. So I Was Like Hearing You Know... I'm Sure You Guys Are All Much More Familiar With That Because Everybody Has A Phone, And Everyone's Taking Pictures Of Themselves And Making Movies Of Themselves. And So People Are More Accustomed To It Now. So I Had To Get Used To It Because There's A Lot To Be Learned, Of Course, As An Actor. When You Watch Yourself, You Learn A Lot.

You Read Something And You Know It's Not There Yet. There's A Little Section Here That... This Part's Good But That Is A Little Not, It Doesn't Quite Work. That Doesn't Quite Work. That's Easy. To Say, "ok, Now, This Is What I Think Will Fix It." That's Harder. And Most People Can Tell You What's Wrong With Something. Very Few People Can Say What They Would Do To Fix It.

Right Now, I Love The Fact That I Have So Many Opportunities, But I Know This Privileged Position Cannot Last. That Doesn't Mean That I'll Stop Working. I Picture Myself As An Old Actress Doing Cameos In Films With People Saying: "isn't That That Bening Woman?"

I've Always Been Pretty Levelheaded. In Show Business You Need To Have A Certain Internal Stability.

You End Up Loving Every Character That You Play But A Lot Of The People I've Played, I Should Just Say For Myself, I Played, I Wouldn't Necessarily Want To Continue Playing Them. I've Done Them. It's Like Going On A Trip. You Go, You're Amazed, You're Glad You're There But You're Glad To Get Home. And That's How I Feel Most Of The Time.