I Grew Up With My

I Think All Women Go Through Periods Where We Hate This About Ourselves, We Don't Like That. It's Great To Get To A Place Where You Dismiss Anything You're Worried About. I Find Flaws Attractive. I Find Scars Attractive.

We Need To Be Open Minded To Understand That There Are Lots Of Different Levels Of Things Going On And We Shouldn't Be So Quick To Judge - And Certainly Not To Judge A Whole Race, A Whole Religion Or A Whole People - And A Lot Of That Is Going On.

It's Hard No To Work, So I Find A Way To Put Myself Back To Work. And I Think It's Important, In Between Projects, For Me To Sit Down With Who I've Just Become And Allow Her To Continue To Evolve And Find A Home Inside Me Before I Go And Become Somebody Else. But I Think I Also Need To Learn To Relax And Not Prepare Too Much, Just Enjoy Life. I Notice That My Characters Go Out To Dinner And Have Fun And Take These Great Trips, But I Spend So Much Time On Their Lives, I Don't Have Much Of A Personal Life Of My Own. I Have To Sort Of Remember To Fill Out That Little Notebook On Me.

Violence Against Women And Lack Of Intervention And Man's Inhumanity To Man And This Kind Of Atrocities Are Going On. These Are Big Issues Of Our Times, We Must Speak About Them, We Must Learn How To Better Understand How These Things Happen So We Can Address Them.

After My Last Divorce, I Said I Was Absolutely Going To Marry Somebody In Another Field, An Aid Worker Or Something. Then I Met Brad, Everything I Wasn't Looking For, But The Best Man, The Best Father I Could Possibly Wish For, You Know? I Don't See Him As An Actor. I See Him Very Much As A Dad, As Somebody Who Loves Travel And Architecture More Than Being In Movies.