For Many Years, I Decided Not To

I Did 'the Karate Kid,' Then I Just Went Back To College. I Didn't Know How Much Money It Made And I Didn't Have A Publicist. I Didn't Have Any Sense Of The Business Part Of It.

After Leaving Las Vegas I Did Assume That Things Would Get A Lot Easier Than They've Been. But It's Just Been A Mirror Of The Way My Career's Been From The Beginning, So For It To Have Changed Would Have Been Strange. My Career Has Never Been Perfect.

As The Only Girl Growing Up Among Three Brothers, I Was Always Afraid Of Being Excluded. If There Was A Game To Be Played, A Sport To Be Learned, A Competition To Join, I Was On My Feet And Ready. I Didn't Spend Much Time Alone For Fear That I'd Miss Out.

After Three Major Movies, I Was Like, 'oh, I Guess You're Supposed To Get A Publicist?' Girls That Are In The Business Now That Are Successful Are More Savvy.

I Don't Have High Expectations Anymore. Maybe They've Just Been Beaten Out Of Me.