When I Was About 5

I Would Be Extremely Stupid If I Said That My Looks Had Absolutely Nothing To Do With What I Do, It [moviemaking] Is A Visual Medium. I'm Perfectly Aware Of That, The Face And The Body Help. Of Course They Do.

Everybody Can Take A Good Picture. Everybody Is Interesting. Everyone Has An Interesting Face. Some People Are More Difficult Or More Nervous Or More Tired. When You Do A Movie, You Have Action, You're Talking, You're Moving. You Don't See The Camera. Taking A Picture With A Photographer, You Don't Talk, It's More Difficult Than In A Movie For Your Body To Relax, To Be Yourself.

I Don't Have A Problem With My Body. I'm Not Just Going To Strip Off All My Clothing, But If The Part Calls For It And I Don't Think There's Any Way Round, I'm Absolutely Fine.

They Always Pencil In My Boobs. I Was Only Angry When They Were Really Droopy. For King Arthur, For A Poster, They Gave Me These Really Strange Droopy Tits. I Thought, Well If You’re Going To Make Me Fantasy Breasts, At Least Make Perky Breasts.

Be Happy In Your Body. It's The Only One You've Got, So You Might As Well Like It.