I Have No Maternal Instinct Whatsoever. Motherhood

Women Are Always Self-effacing And Self-denying. There's A Term That Enrages Me, And I Always Used To Swear That I'd Never Play Characters Described That Way. The Term Is "long-suffering."

There Isn't A King Lear For Women, Or A Henry V, Or A Richard Iii. You Reach A Level Where You Can Handle That Stuff Technically And Mentally, And It's Not There.

I Became An Actress Because I Discovered The World Of The Imagination When I Was About 14 Or So And The Concept That You Could Engage In This Amazing World Of Storytelling. I Saw A Production Of Hamlet, And I Didn't Know Hamlet Died In The End.

I Don't Get To Play The Same Role Over And Over In Different Movies. The Roles That I Get To Play Are Quite Varied, Which Is Great.

When You're Young And Beautiful, You're Paranoid And Miserable.