I Wanted To Go To Jupiter. That

I Made A Commitment To Myself: That I Wanted To Be An Actress, And I Wanted To Do Films That Make A Difference. Whether It Makes Someone Laugh, Or It Has A Moral To The Story - It Doesn't Have To Be An Ethical Film, But It Has To Move People. If It Doesn't Excite Me, It's Not Worth Doing - It's Better To Work On Myself And My Own Life And Wait Until Another Great Thing Comes Along.

I Still Have A Lot To Learn. I Just Have Two Cats, And When I'm In A Bad Mood - You Know, It Would Be Very Easy To Throw A Cat Across A Room.

I Feel That Movies Are Gifts That Come To You, And There Are No Accidents In What You End Up Doing.

As Someone Who Has Been Asked To Ask David Lynch What His Movies Mean For 25 Years, I'm Very Careful About Asking Artists What Their Art Means.

It's Very Easy To Get Caught Up In - There's A Hype Going On Now That I Haven't Seen In Years, And It's Actually More About Press Than It Is About An Actor's Work Or What Films They've Been In.