I Think To Have A Regular Job

I Remember When I Was Maybe 27 Years Old And Kind Of At The Height Of My Movie Stardom - It Was Around The Time Of The Oscar And This And That. I Think I Was Very Much Believing My Own Hype, Which How Could You Not? I Was Sitting With My Dad, Feeling Great About My Life And Everything That Was Happening, And He Was Like, "you Know, You're Getting A Little Weird...you're Kind Of An Asshole." And I Was Like, "what The Hell?" I Was Totally Devastated. But It Turned Out To Be Basically The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me.

I Think The Most Clear, Direct Way To Empowerment Is To Really Know Yourself And To Really Use Your Voice And To Not Be Afraid Of Other People's Reactions.

I Really Don't Like Drunk Women; I Think It Is Such A Bad Look. I Think It's Very Inappropriate And I Don't Like It. I Don't Really Have Drunk Friends.

If I Have My Daughter In The Car And They Are Making Me Nervous, I'll Do Whatever I Have To Do. I Keep A Whole Log. I Take Pictures Of Their Cars, Write Down License Plate Numbers, Everything. If They Do It Again, I Can Go To The Police. I Know My Rights And, Believe Me, I Will Have Them Arrested. I Will Stop At Nothing.

If Your Role Is To Mentor Somebody, What You're Essentially Doing Is Taking Stock Of What You've Learned, The Mistakes You've Made, The Successes You've Had, And You Kind Of Coalesce Them And Then You Translate Them Back Out.