That First Movie I Did, Lucas [1986],

You Do A Movie If It's Good And If You Want To Do It. It Doesn't Matter If It's Small Or Big Or Expensive Or Cheap. If You Want To Say The Words, You're Gonna Say Them. You Can't Strategize.

It's Interesting Because First Wives Club Was The First Movie That Made A Shitload Of Money That Starred All Women Over A Certain Age. That Was A Milestone That Made You Think, "oh, Things Are Going To Change."

I've Recommended Girls For Jobs That I Had A Different Part In, And Agents Have Been Like, "no, Don't ..."it's So Surprising To Me.

I Will Say, Though, That San Francisco Is A Very Friendly City. It's The Kind Of Place Where People Smile At You And You Can Strike Up Conversations On The Street, So There's Always An Adjustment When I Come Back To New York. If I Smile At Someone On The Street In New York, Then They Think There's Something Up - Like, "why Is She Smiling?"

Well, Yeah! Now They're Considered Golden Oldies, Which Is Awesome. I Was Watching Little Women Recently, And I Didn't Want To Get Up For Fear Of Missing Something. And Heathers Is Like My Own Rocky Horror Picture Show; I Recite The Lines When It's On. It May Seem Odd, But I Think It's Because They're Really Good Movies.