Unfortunately, Overall, Movies Are A Conglomerate. People

I'm Friends With Renny Harlan, Who Directed Die Hard 2, And I Will Say, I Thought It Was Beautifully Done. What I Loved About It Was That The Bad Guys Are Basically American Political Figures. They Don't Have East German Accents Or Whatever.

I'd Never Done Nudity In A Movie; I've Never Sort Of Condoned It For Myself, But David Lynch Wanted It, And I Was Completely Comfortable With It Because That Love Story Was So Protected. There's Never A Moment Where You Feel Anything Is Exploited.

As Someone Who Has Been Asked To Ask David Lynch What His Movies Mean For 25 Years, I'm Very Careful About Asking Artists What Their Art Means.

I Made A Commitment To Myself: That I Wanted To Be An Actress, And I Wanted To Do Films That Make A Difference. Whether It Makes Someone Laugh, Or It Has A Moral To The Story - It Doesn't Have To Be An Ethical Film, But It Has To Move People. If It Doesn't Excite Me, It's Not Worth Doing - It's Better To Work On Myself And My Own Life And Wait Until Another Great Thing Comes Along.

I'm Very Connected To My Own Family, And Maybe I Like To Explore The Feelings That Come Up In Families. I'm Fortunate That My Parents Taught Me To Look Further Into Why I Might Feel A Certain Way; It Was Normal To Expose Things.