I Find That’s One Of The Great

I Grew Up In A Show-business Family, But We Were Working-class Show Business. There Was Nothing Glamorous About It. You Had Great Things One Day And The Next Day, Nothing.

In Reality, People Are People. Age Does A Weird Thing To Your Body On The Outside. It Makes Your Face Fall And Weird Things Happen All Over. But Inside, You're The Same Person You Always Were.

I Find That I'm Not As Worried Anymore About What Other People Think. That's A Comfortable Place To Be. And I'm Starting To Let Go Of The Feeling That I Need To Push Myself To Do Things I Don't Want To Do - An Impulse That Has Always Been Linked To The Feeling That I'm Not Enough.

There Were The Days When Women Were Under Contract, And They Were Thought Of As A Commodity, So They Hired The Best Writers And A Lot Of Them Were Women At The Time. This Was In The Thirties And Forties, To Make Product For The People Who Were Under Contract, Who Were Their Assets To The Studios. But That Doesn't Exist Anymore - And As A Result, The People Who Are In The Industry Write Products That Interest Them.

If You Have The Opportunity To Play These Characters That Are Three-dimensional And Very Deeply Rooted In An Emotional Level, They Stay With You. They Lived In You Anyway, The Density Of Them. It Takes A While To Realize How They've Influenced You.