Acting Is Not About Being Famous, It's

I Think What's Interesting About The Whole Paparazzi Thing Is That Unless You're Brad Pitt Or Madonna, You Can Pretty Much Avoid It. You Know When You're Going To An Opening That You Will Be Photographed, So That's Fine. And You Know The Restaurants That Have Paparazzi, So You Don't Go To Them.

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.

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.

I Knew I Wanted Children In My Life. The Acting Was Always In Relation To It. Life At Home Is Chaos. They're Wonderful. They're Such Interesting Human Beings. I Just Love It. I'm Lucky.

If You Push In Every Time There's A Big Moment, Then The Tenth Time You Push In, You're Not Going To Get The Same Effect. Or If You Have Too Many Close Ups, Then When You Have A Big Moment And You Want A Close-up In Order To Make A Point, It Doesn't Mean Anything Because You've Already Been Doing Close-ups. It's Like Writing In All Capitals. Then After A While That Doesn't Mean Anything. So, Just Because You Can Do Something With A Camera Doesn't Mean You Should.