When Man Decides He Can Control Nature,

I Would Say Steven Spielberg Is Family To Me. He's A Genius. We Survived A Hurricane Together. I Ran From Half-puppet,half-nothing Creatures. It Was Months Of Our Life As Family. It Was The Wildest Film, Jurassic Park, I'd Ever Worked On That Way.

We Like Our Archetypes And Heroes To Be What They Are At Face Value. And Life Doesn't Work Out Like That

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.

I Do Think My Mother Was A Bit Overprotective, Not In Any Sordid Way, But Just Normally. She Certainly Might Say To Me, "you Know, Laura, I Don't Have A Good Feeling About That Guy. I Don't Know If I Want You To Go Out With Him."

I Was Raised By An Actress, And I Watched All Those Women Turn 60 And Ask, "should I Get Face Work?" And My Mother And Anne Bancroft Said To Each Other, "we Are Who We Are, And We're Not Going To Fall Into That."