The Good Thing About Being An Actor,

When I See Myself At 14 Years Old I Can Put My Hands On My Head And Think: 'how Could I Have Done That?' But At That Time It Had Sense For Me. You Do The Same When You're 20. And Now, When You Look At People Who Are 20 Years Old You Ask Yourself: 'was I Like That? Was I Really Like That?'

The Good Thing About Being An Actor, And The Gift Of Being An Actor, Is That You Are Beautifully Forced To See The World With Different Eyes.

I Will Work With A Director Who Has Good Material Because At The End Of The Day, That's What Counts.

I Am Always Saying, 'i Don't Believe In God; I Believe In Al Pacino.' And That's True. If I Ever Get A Phone Call Saying 'would You Like To Work With Al Pacino?' I Would Go Crazy.

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.