To Me, The Whole Process

I Feel Like Everything I Do Makes People Feel Really Uncomfortable.

It Is Difficult To Believe In A Religion That Places Such A High Premium On Chastity And Virginity.

I've Been Inspired By Films Since I Started Dancing, And I'm Married To A Filmmaker, And I Think It Was One Of My Secret Desires, But I Was Afraid To Just Say, 'i Want To Be A Director'. But Then One Day I Said, O.k., Stop Dreaming And Do It. But I Didn't Want To Do It The Hollywood Way, And Talk Through Agents. I Decided It All Had To Be Generated By Me, So I Wrote It.

My Favorite Scene That I Ever Filmed Was Singing "don't Cry For Me Argentina" From The Balcony Of The Casa Rosada In Argentina [where The Real Eva Peron Once Stood] During Evita. That Was Amazing. So Real And Surreal. Bizarre.

I Was Working With Toby Gad, Who Spent A Lot Of Time In India. There's A Sitar [in "body Shop"] And The Song Has A Very Indian Flavor To It. I Liked The Idea Of The Body Of A Car As A Kind Of Sexual Metaphor - What You Do To A Car, What You Do In A Car - Drive. So, Lots Of Innuendos, And Lots Of Fun.