I'm ... Incredibly Open With My Mates.

I’ve Noticed That The People Who Started On Film Still Have The Ability To See The Person In Front Of Them. Whereas For A Lot Of Photographers Who Have Only Ever Worked In Digital, The Relationship Between The Photographer And The Person Who They’re Taking A Picture Of Sort Of Doesn’t Exist Anymore. They’re Looking At A Computer Screen As Opposed To The Person.

I Don't Read My Reviews. Unless I'm Unfortunate Enough To Catch Something By Accident, Which Happens, And It's Always A Bad Review. Always, It's Amazing. I Will Be Sitting In A Café, And I Will Open A Random Paper Right To The Page Of The Review.... And Then You're Sucked In And Go Home And Never Want To Go Out Again.

I Don't Want To Deny My Femininity. But Would I Want To Be A Stay-at-home Mother? No. On The Other Hand, You Should Be Allowed To Do That, As Should Men, Without Being Sneered At.

I Totally Agree. I Hate Knowing Too Much When I'm Going To The Cinema And Watching As A Viewer. I Don't Want To Know That The Actor Has Just Gone Through A Divorce. I Don't Want To Know That The Person Is An Alcoholic. It Just Gets In The Way Of My Pleasure Of Watching The Character On The Screen.

You Watch Him Playing Jack Sparrow, And He's Loving It, And He's Loving Being In That World. He's Still Excited By It. Sometimes, He'll Even Say, 'was That Ok?' And I'm Thinking, 'you're Johnny Depp Man, You Know That's Ok!' But He Doesn't. He's Still Going To [director] Gore [verbinski] And Asking For Help. It's A Privilege To See The Human Side Of Johnny. It's Really Exciting.