If A Film Is Well Made, Then

A Lot Of Filmmakers And Actors Say, "it's So Important To Bring An Authenticity To The Role," Blah, Blah, Blah. But Then It's Interesting Because You're Also Trying To Be Somebody Else, And Viewers Are Going To Associate You With That, So I Don't Think It Really Has An Answer.

The Actors That I Do Know Are People Who I Think Have Souls, You Know?

I Really Lucked Out In Terms Of How My Parents Encouraged Me To Develop My Own Personality So I Didn't Just Feel Incredibly Insecure And Like I Didn't Fit In.

I Think That As Actresses - And I've Definitely Gone Through This In A Really Bizarre Way, Because I Worked So Much And Was Really Lucky With The Roles That I Got When I Was Younger - I Remember Hearing The Older Actors Saying, "it Gets Tough," And Thinking, "really? I Can't Imagine."

I Got To Work With Gena Rowlands When I Did Night On Earth, And The Movie Was Just You And Someone Else In A Car, You're Just Hanging Out. There's Nobody Else, Just A Walkie-talkie. It Was A Night Shoot, And It Was Only A Week Or Ten Days. But It Was Incredible Just Being In Her Presence.