You Do A Movie If It's Good

I Was Never Strategic Really, But Back When I Was Starting Out No One Cared. In The Acting Community, Box Office Didn't Matter. I Really Think It Was A Mistake When They Started Paying People Like $20 Million To Do A Movie Because Now It's All People Think About. Is She Worth It? Is He Worth It?

In The '80s, I Loved The Movies Of The '70s. Also I Remember Loving Klute [1971]. I Loved Jane Fonda. Actually, I Auditioned For The Last Movie She Made Before She Retired For A While, Stanley And Iris [1990], Which Martha Plimpton Got.

If You're A Musician, You Can Practice Your Guitar Every Day And Write Songs, But When You're An Actor, You Can't Just Like Burst Into A Monologue. Your Only Exercise Is When You're In Prep Or You're Working.

I Got To Work With Gena Rowlands When I Did Night On Earth, And The Movie Was Just You And Someone Else In A Car, You're Just Hanging Out. There's Nobody Else, Just A Walkie-talkie. It Was A Night Shoot, And It Was Only A Week Or Ten Days. But It Was Incredible Just Being In Her Presence.

For A Long Time, I Was Almost Ashamed Of Being An Actress. I Felt Like It Was A Shallow Occupation. People Would Be Watching My Every Move.