My Truth - What I Believe -

In 22 Years Of Acting, I've Only Done Two Movies Where I, Personally, Kill People. The Coens Called Me The Spanish Ballerina On (the No Country For Old Men) Set, Because Every Time I Had The Gun, When They Called Cut, I'd Give It Back And Say, 'take This S**t Out Of My Hands!' There Were Laughing, Like They Couldn't Believe I Was Supposed To Be The Villain.

Awards Were Made In Hollywood, In Whatever The Time It Was Created. They're To Promote Each Other's Movies. You Give Me An Award, I Give You An Award And People Will Believe That We Are Great Movies And They'll Go To See Them. It's Still The Same.

I Look In The Mirror And I Don't See A Sex Symbol. I Just See A Guy Who Looks Like He's Been Beaten With A Baseball Bat. I Mean, Is This The Face Of A Sex Symbol? They Say That Because I Work In The Movies.

Now, There Are So Many Movies, So Many Festivals, And So Many Awards Going On, Each Judged With Each Other, Like Your Work Is Worse Than Others And That's Not Fair. How Can You Tell What's Best And What's Worst From These Awards? We're Talking About Art.

I'm Getting So Old - It's More Uncomfortable To Do Those Scenes Now Than When I Was 20. I Mean, I Don't Have A Big Problem With Nudity On Screen. But Usually The Days When You Do Those Naked Love Scenes Are The Weirdest Ones On Set. Everyone Is Uncomfortable. You're Like, 'hi. How Are You?' Then The Next Minute You're With An Actress Who You Don't Know And You're Pretending To Make Love To Her In Front Of All The Crew. The Acting Challenge Is Pretending Things Are Ok.