I Love England, The People, The Parks,

I Used To Live In Los Angeles, But I Didn't Want My Kids To Grow Up In The Thick Of The Obsession With Movie-making. There's A Lot Of Sensationalism And Superficiality. I Wanted To Take My Kids Out Of That And Raise 'em Up Elsewhere, And I Wanted To Stop Being Preoccupied With Whether My Star Is On The Rise Or The Descent. I Can't Imagine Having A Much Greater Life, And I Don't Want To Be Preoccupied With Things That Don't Matter. But Of Course, Ironically, My Two Oldest Daughters Have Decided That They're Going To Be Actresses.

I Used To Eat Burgers And Steak, And I Would Just Be Knocked Out Afterward; I Had To Give It Up.

Even Though There's An Entertainment Value To The Film, I Think It's Very Important Because You Can't Really Separate The Impact Of That Political Message From It. It's Rare That You Get Films Like That I Think; That Really Have An Important Message And Are Also Entertaining.

We Don't Get The Greatest Tools To Deal With Anger. It's Like, 'hey, Count To 10.' When Someone Really Upsets Me, How Do I Respond? I Don't Usually Start Counting To 10 And Breathing Deeply.

Violence Was Almost An Aphrodisiac For Me.