There's Always A Side Of A Woman

Unfortunately, Overall, Movies Are A Conglomerate. People Buy And Sell People In This Business, Which Can Get Really Ugly Unless You Have The Right Set Of Values And Understand Why You're Doing It. Luckily, I Was Raised By People Who'd Already Gotten To That Point, And Seen All The Yuck Stuff - Which Is Probably Why They Originally Didn't Want Me To Act.

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.

The Only Thing That I Can Personally Turn To Is Compassion, Gentleness, A Willingness To Allow Myself To Be Angry Instead Of Like Why Am I So Angry. It's So Embarrassing. I've Got To Let This Go. I'm Not Going To Be A Good Person If I Walk Around Angry Like This.

I'm Lucky Enough That Directors Sometimes Seek Me Out For Little Projects That People Don't Even Know About, That Just Surface Later On.

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