When Something Is A Vocation,

I'm Not Interested In Playing Characters Who See The World Through My Prism. I Think The Journey Of Understanding Any Character Is To See How They Tick And How They Differ From You.

Actresses Can Get Outrageously Precious About The Way They Look. That's Not What Life's About. If You Starve Yourself To The Point Where Your Brain Cells Shrivel, You Will Never Do Good Work. And If You're Overly Conscious Of Your Arms Flapping In The Wind, How Can You Look The Other Actor In The Eye To Respond To Them?

There Are Certain Things In Ancient Practices That Are Not Worth Adhering To.

I'm Old Enough To Remember The Days When You Spoke To One Person From One Outlet And That Was The Conversation. But Now What Happens Is You Speak To People And What You Say Gets Translated Into Portuguese, Then Into Mandarin, Through A German Prism And Then Back Into English And Bears Little To No Resemblance Between - To The Exchange Or - That You Had Initially With The Journalist Or To What You Originally Said.

To Become A Painter Or A Sculptor Or A Graphic Designer Is Quite An Isolated Way To Spend Your Life.