Not Caring More About What

There Was One Element Of My Childhood That Was Really A Positive Asset For Me. By Moving A Lot, I Learned To Assimilate Into Whatever New Surroundings I Had And To Become Very Comfortable With People Quickly. I Think That Was One Of The Strongest Contributing Factors To My Becoming An Actor, Because I Constantly Had To Readjust, Even Reinvent. But At The Same Time, It Also Became Very Easy For Me Not To Become Attached To People, Places, Or Things. I Learned To Enjoy People And Places For The Time I Had, For The Moment, To Be In The Moment, And Move On.

There's This Idea That If You Take Your Clothes Off, Somehow You Must Have Loose Morals.

Marriage Was A Goal. A Family, For Me As A Young Girl, Was My Image Of What I Hoped For. It Was Part Of The Big Picture.

Being An Actress In Hollywood And Being A Celebrity Tend To Feed Into One Another, But Just Being A Celebrity Wouldn't Really Be Interesting To Me.

I Used To Think That What Scared Me Was The Idea Of Being Abandoned Until Someone Said To Me, "only Children Can Be Abandoned. Adults Can't Be Abandoned Because We Have A Choice. Children Don't Have A Choice."