There Is So Much In The World

I Study Carl Jung, Who Talks A Lot About The Shadow Side, The Repressed Side. I Think The Scariest Thing In The World Is Repression. There's Plenty To Be Idealistic About, But We Have To Be Aware Of All Sides Of Ourselves, And There Are Definitely Shadows In All Of Us.

In Smooth Talk It Was A Much More Intuitive Search - I Was Only 17 At The Time, And I Wasn't Aware, As Women Are When They Get A Little Older, That There's Always A Side Of A Woman That Likes A Man From The Other Side Of The Tracks. We All Have An Attraction To What's Different From Us.

There's Something So Accessible About Heroes Who Have Faults.

It's Very Easy To Get Caught Up In - There's A Hype Going On Now That I Haven't Seen In Years, And It's Actually More About Press Than It Is About An Actor's Work Or What Films They've Been In.

It Would Be Great To Make A Movie That Had The Style Of A Great '30s Film Or A Movie Of David's Lynch Or Some Other Director I Love That Could Also Make Money, Because That Would Say To The Corporation, "yes, You Can Make Money And Still Do Art." But It's Tricky.