I Don't Really Watch My Moves All

It Usually Takes About Two And A Half Weeks After You're Done Filming Where You Kind Of Return To Yourself Again.

Quentin's [tarantino] Thing Is "i Don't Want Anybody To Get Up Until They Have To. So, Because He Really Wants Things To Come Organically. And He May Have Specific Things Like "no, This ... I Want You To Be Here So That When He Punches You, It Falls. I Want That Action To Happen Here." But You Feel Like It Does, All The Blocking Does Come From An Organic Response To The Material.

I Don't Really Watch My Moves All That Often; I Mean, Really, I Don't.

I Like As Much Time As I Can Get And I'll Do Whatever I Think Is Helpful To Prepare For A Role. Sometimes It's Practical Research, Meaning If I Had To Write Shorthand, I'd Learn How To Write Shorthand. Or If I Have To Know How To Dance A Certain Way, I Would Learn That. And Then There's Just Research Of Talking To People Similar To The Characters I'm Playing. And There's Stuff That I Just Feel Is Inspiring, Whether It Be Music Or A Painting Or A Photograph. I've Used A Lot Of Nan Goldin's Photos In The Past To Inspire Me. I Use Certain Paintings And Pieces Of Music.

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.