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I Think Where I've Instinctively Found Myself Is That I Am Somewhat Guarded In My Public Life. Being Interviewed Or Being Photographed Or Just In Public Attention, I Have A Certain Reserve. But When I'm Working I Feel Like I'm Very Open. At Least I Like To Believe That I Feel Like Nothing Is Held Back When I'm In Front Of A Camera. That's My Job.

I'm Just As Intrigued By Acting As Ever. It's An Ongoing Process. There's No Arrival. There's No Point At Which You Say "oh, Ok, Done It, Got It." It Just Doesn't Happen. And That's True Of Any Creative Endeavor. For Me, It's Just A Lifelong Interest. I'm Very Much Interested In The Craft. I Started By Doing Plays And It Took Me A Long Time To Feel Comfortable Doing Movies, Working With Cameras. I Felt Like I Was A Theater Actress Pretending That I Was A Movie Actress For Quite A While. Now, I Just Love The Process Of Working With Cameras And Being On A Set And Trying To Put A Film Together.

Why I Love Acting Is That It's Totally Subjective And I Like That. I Like That.

I Always Wonder About People's History And Their Lives, Especially People That Are A Little Bit More Distant, Who Obviously Have Had Some Kind Of A Thing And You Know There's Some Reason Why They're Not Able To Connect. It's Not Because They Don't Want To. They Don't Have The Ability.

We Still Want To Idealize Moms, And Sometimes We Want To Idealize Actresses Who Are Moms, Too. I Know That's Something I've Experienced, But We're All Just Doing The Best We Can And We're All Trying To Raise Our Kids And Talk To Them About Everything That Needs To Be Discussed.