I Have Trouble Sometimes Watching Actors -

Of Course You Have Days That Are Long, You're Tired, And Things Aren't Working Out, And You Can Get Frustrated, But I Would Say Any Of The Things That Make It Less Glamorous Or Cause Some Complexity Or Turn You Down The Road You Weren't Expecting To Go Down Is A Part Of The Thrill.

I Have Trouble Sometimes Watching Actors - Even When They Do A Great Job - With An Accent. It Kind Of Removes Me, Somehow. And Maybe At Some Point, Yeah, It Could Be A Really Cool Experience. It's Not Something That I Consciously Think, "oh Yeah, I Want To Do A Movie With An Accent." Not To Say That It Couldn't Happen.

I Think There's A Tremendous Amount Of Guilt That Goes On Between Mothers And Daughters, No Matter How Good Or Bad Their Relationships Are.

I Was In A Store In Halifax, Nova Scotia That I Love, Sort Of Like An Environmental Friendly Sort Of Store. But They Had A Great Book Section. So I Went In There All The Time. The Woman Who Worked There - Which I Feel So Bad; I've Forgotten Her Name - She Handed Me The Book And She Said, "hey, You Should Read This. I Think It Would Make A Good Movie." I Remember Reading The Back Of It And I Was Like, "huh." Then I Just Devoured The Book And I Was So Moved By It And Said, "why Don't We Start Developing This Into A Film?" So That's How It ['into The Forest'] All Started.

You Hear Things Like, ‘people Shouldn’t Know About Your Life Because You’re Creating An Illusion On-screen.’ But I Don’t See Other Actresses Going To Great Lengths To Hide Their Heterosexuality. That’s An Unfair Double Standard.