I'm Not Necessarily Less Gratified By Films

I Just Don't Want To Talk About My Personal Life. I Feel Like It's Mine, I'm Not Trying To Promote It. It's Nice To Have Things That Are Your Own, That You Value Enough That You Don't Have To Use To Sell A Movie.

Even When You Think You Can Detach Yourself From The Characters, You Don't. Because You're Spending So Much Time Trying To Realize This Person And Make Them Real That They Do Infect You, In A Way. And You Do Take Them Home And Live With Them, Even If You Think You're Turning The Character Off. But In Order To Pull Off A Role Convincingly, You Wind Up Thinking About That Person All The Time, And It Does Sort Of Creep Into You. And Then There Are Things That You'll Respond To, Or React To In A Very Different Way Than You Would Normally.

I Like A Movie That The Audience Actively Has To Participate In, And Not Just Casually Observe. Whatever My Part In It, Just As An Audience Member, I Find That Exciting.

I've Had Guys, When I've Been Single, Come Date Me And I've Found Out They Were Expecting Some Kind Of Whirlwind, Some Dramatic Crazy Person-- And That's Just Not Me. I'd Much Rather Be In A Movie That People Have Really Strong Feelings About Than One That Makes A Hundred Million Dollars But You Can't Remember Because It's Just Like All The Others.

I Hope My Talent Has Something To Do With It. I Just Think This Business Is So Crazy. I Obviously Do The Best I Can, And The Directors I Admire See Something In Me. But This Is A Strange Business, And There Are People Who Are Incredibly Talented Who Never Make It, Who Never Get These Opportunities. So That's Why I Say I'm Lucky. I Don't Feel That I'm Not Talented - I Think I Am Talented - But I Also Think I'm Very Lucky.