Even If The Role Is Very Far

There's So Much Confidence And Freedom That Comes From That Way Of Doing Things. Robert Altman And Alan Rudolph Make The Set The Place To Be. It's Fun. It's A Kind Of Creative Freedom That's Really Inspiring. Altman Loved Actors So Much. He Was A Great Mentor For Me, Really.

It's Very Exciting To Work With People Who Inspire You.

I Loved Acting As A Kid Because I Was Kind Of Shy, So It Brought Me Out Of Myself.

I've Had Guys, When I've Been Single, Come Date Me And I've Found Out They Were Expecting Some Kind Of Whirlwind, Some Dramatic Crazy Person-- And That's Just Not Me. I'd Much Rather Be In A Movie That People Have Really Strong Feelings About Than One That Makes A Hundred Million Dollars But You Can't Remember Because It's Just Like All The Others.

I Loved Acting As A Kid Because I Was Kind Of Shy, So It Brought Me Out Of Myself. Acting For Kids Is Like Playing House, You Know? But Growing Up In Hollywood, It Just Made It Seem Possible. It Wasn't Like Some Idea Of Going To Hollywood; It Was In My Backyard. I Lived Two Blocks From Grauman's Chinese Theatre Growing Up. It Was What People Did. It's An Industry Town. So It Wasn't Some Far-off Fantasy, It Was Like "oh Yeah, When You Grow Up, You Do This Because That's What People Do Here."