A Character Is 2d, And

I Wasn't Even Prepared To Be An Actress. I Was 17 When I Came Out Of High School, And Suddenly Became Miss World And Then I Became An Actress.

Every Movie That I Do, I Always Try And Better Myself In The Next One And Try And Find A Part Which Is More Challenging. It's A Little Vulnerable To Do That, To Always Push The Envelope. You Position Yourself For A Lot More Flack Or A Lot More Critique Because You're Trying To Do Something Different. Sometimes You're Good At It And Sometimes You're Not, But It's A Chance You Have To Take To Make Life Exciting.

Strength Of Character Is Already Written. What We Bring, As An Actor, Is An Almost 3d-ness To It.

The World, The Way We Look At Women And Sexuality, Is What Needs To Change - Not Our Behavior, Not Who We Are, Not What We Say. It's The Intentions That Should Change. It's The Mind-set. Otherwise, We're Just Going To Be A Completely Confused Society With Not Knowing What To Say To One Another. The Mind-set Of When You Meet A Woman Is That You Should Try And Get To Know Her.

I Don't Enjoy Being Told What To Do, I'm Not That Kind Of Actor, I'm A Thinking Actor.