I Don't Turn My Nose

It's Always Been A Desire Of Mine To Work With My Parents, So Wild At Heart Was A Wish Come True. The First Day We Did A Scene Together I Came Down The Stairs And My Mom Pointed That Finger At Me: "don't You Dare Talk To That Boy Again!" You Know, I've Seen That Finger For 23 Years. And I Started Laughing, She Started Laughing, Then The Whole Crew Broke Up - In That Moment, They All Knew That She And I Had Been There Before.

I Hope We Can Be Consummate Artists As Women Or Revolutionaries, Or Whatever Women Want To Be, And Also Have Love, Not Only For Ourselves But From A Partner.

I'd Never Done Nudity In A Movie; I've Never Sort Of Condoned It For Myself, But David Lynch Wanted It, And I Was Completely Comfortable With It Because That Love Story Was So Protected. There's Never A Moment Where You Feel Anything Is Exploited.

I Had A Good Understating About Press: That It's The Actor's Responsibility To Publicize His Or Her Films, That The Press Can Be Fun, That It's Not About Hyping Yourself Into Stardom Or Trying To Sell Yourself As A Hot Ticket. I Think A Lot Of Young Actors Now Are Getting Caught Up In That.

We Like Our Archetypes And Heroes To Be What They Are At Face Value. And Life Doesn't Work Out Like That