I Don't Make Movies Thinking:

Realization That I Couldn't Be A Ballet Dancer Was A Blessing In Disguise Because That Was The First Time I Felt Like I Stepped Into Adulthood. I Realized, Okay, This Is Not Going To Work Out. It Was Frustrating For About A Year Because I Didn't Know What To Do With The Creativity And The Discipline That Dancing Had Instilled In Me From A Very Young Age. But Then I Moved To Paris To Model, And That Was My Cultural Awakening. Now, I Think Dancing Has Been The Biggest Thing In My Life, Much More So Than Modeling, And It Still Helps Me Enormously In My Work.

I Feel As If Sometimes Women Can't Deal With What's Going On And They Have No One Around Who Actually Understands.

I Really Feel Like The First Day I Went To Drama School And I Went Up On Stage, That I Found My Vocation. It's Kind Of A Cliched Thing To Say But I Really Feel Like It Was What I Was Meant To Do.

I Would Do Anything For A Part, Nearly Anything. Being In Movies Doesn't Mean Being Pretty.

A Lot Of Directors Idealize Their Leading Ladies Or Turn Them Into These Objects Of Sexuality And Beauty.