On Film, You Can't Do

When I Started Watching Breaking Bad, I Binge-watched It. I Thought It Was So Good That I Started To Cry. It's The Only Time In My Life I've Been Completely Jealous, The Only Time. I Was Like, [imitates Crying] "i Want To Do What Bryan Cranston Gets To Do. I Want A Part Like That." [both Laugh] Isn't That Pathetic?

I Used To Be Very Unathletic. I Was Always So Gangly And Self-conscious About My Height. I Had Convinced Myself I Was Uncoordinated. And As A Result, I Didn't Want To Try Stuff.

I'm Not Somebody Who Takes Stuff Home With Them, That If I Shoot A Scene And I'm Personally Impacted For Days Or Something. I Mean It Certainly Is Affecting And Everything, But It Doesn't Penetrate To Some Deeper Layer. I'm In It When I'm In It.

When I Started Out, Maybe Because I Did Thelma & Louise Early On - But People Were Always Asking, "are Things Better For Women Now?" I Would Say, "yeah, I Think So. It Seems Like It." Then A Few Years In, I Started Saying, "i Think So. I'm Getting A Lot Of Good Parts, But I Don't Know." Then Eventually, I Was Like, "google It. I Don't Know, But It Doesn't Seem Great."

Having A Very Complicated Life, Or A Lot Of Problems, Or A Lot Of Flaws, Is Always Great To Play.