I Take Acting Very Seriously. I Put

As Much As "the Lobster" Feels Like A World We Recognize But Not The World We Live In, It's All Drawn In An Allegorical Way From All The Systems That Exist.

I Never Think I'm Capable Of Any Of [action Movies]! I'm Always Terrified, But Luckily On This One It Was Directed By My Husband [len Wiseman]. 'i Can't Possibly Do It. I'm Too Scared, I Can't Do It.' He Says: 'go On. Do It!' So It Is Shocking As I'm Not One Of Those People Who Finds That Stuff Easy.

I'll Wait To See What The Film [the Lobster] Is, But It's Set In A Contemporary World, In America, There Are Hospitals And Diners, Parks, Things That We Will Recognize And Experienced Ourselves But Yet There's This Similar Kind Of Uneasiness Through All The Interactions And All The Things That Take Place. It Was Unnerving Reading The Script. I Kind Of Felt Nauseous After Reading It.

I Love My Kids. I'm Crazy About Them.

There Was A Part Of Me That Felt Afraid Of People In Hollywood Going: '**** Hollywood With Their Total Lack Of Originality!'.