I Was So Spoiled In A Way.

As An Actress, You Want To Try New Things. You Don't Want To Repeat Yourself. That Becomes More Important To You, As You Get Older.

That First Movie I Did, Lucas [1986], Was Probably The Closest To Me. And Beetlejuice A Little Bit, In The Sense That I Did Look Like That. All They Did Was Like Put A Little White Powder Here.

I'm Quite Comfortable Looking At Myself In Movies, Probably Because I've Been Doing It For So Long, Since I Was A Kid. So I Sort Of Watched Myself Grow Up And Go Through Adolescence, Like, Basically On Camera.

There's A Scene [in The 1990 Film Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael] In My Bedroom Where I Start Eating Almond Roca. I Was So Young. It Was Before I Knew The Tricks Of Moviemaking, And I Didn't Know You Shoot A Lot Of Different Angles. I Gobbled Them And Didn't Realize I Had To Keep Doing It. So I Had To Eat 64 Almond Roca That Day. I Got So Sick. In The Beginning You're Like, 'ooh, That Looks Good.' But Hours Later, No.

I'd Always Find The Positive In Someone.