Chemistry On Film Is Like

My Characteristics [of Ideal Black Man.] Aren't As Specific. I'm More General. I'm More Like, I Have To Be Able To Talk To Him. You Know, We Have To Have Good Communications. He Has To Be Interested In The World. You Know What I Mean. Like Interested In Learning And Adventurous And Curious, 'cause That's What I Am. He Has To Be Passionate About Something. And It Would Be Nice If He Had A Job. It's Not Like He Has To Have An Mba.

Chemistry On Film Is Like Chemistry In Real Life, It's Either There Or It Isn't.

In Terms Of Facial Creams Or Lotions, I Try To Switch It Up And Stay As Natural As Possible. L Like Le Mer Facial Cream For When I Have An Event. It's Very Rich And Sometimes Too Rich For Some People, But I Like It.

It Was A Good Script [something New]. We Have Not Seen An Interracial Issue Dealt With From A Black Woman And White Man's Perspective In This Way. And, Usually, It's A Black Man, White Woman. I Loved The Fact That It Wasn't About The Couple Being Against The World Or The Couple Against The Family. I Loved The Fact That It Was Her Dealing With Her Own Prejudices That Came Up, Her Own Guilt, Her Own Shame And Embarrassment About What Her Peers Thought.

If Someone Has Already Done A Role I'm About To Do, I Won't Watch The Original Until After I'm Finished Playing The Role.