It Doesn't Matter What You Feel -

If You're Walking Down The Street In L.a., People Do Sort Of Look At You Like You're A Hooker Because It's So Rare To See Someone Just Walking.

It Doesn't Matter What You Feel - Ultimately, It's What The Audience Feels. You Can Finish A Scene And Think To Yourself, 'oh, God. I Was So Deep In That Moment,' And Find It Just Didn't Play. I Don't Know If I Have Very Good Radar About That Or Not.

I Don't Think I Want To Play Title Roles. I Don't Want To Be The Face On The Poster. I Don't Want That Pressure Of Having The Success Riding On My Shoulders. I Just Want To Play The Most Interesting Parts. I Actually Think It's Incredibly Rare To Get An Interesting Female Character That Is The Lead In A Film. Usually The Character Parts Are So Much More Interesting To Play.

My Agent In London Told Me, After Never Let Me Go, Because I Loved Doing That So Much, "if You're On A Lucky Streak And You're Doing Well, You Should Only Take A Part, If You Can't Bear The Idea Of Anyone Else Doing It." That's Been The Case Since Then, With Drive And Shame And The Play (the Seagull), And The Stuff That's Going On, Like Gatsby. I Would Have Been Devastated, If I Hadn't Gotten Those Jobs.

People In New York Just Seem A Lot More Open Than I Thought They Would Be.