You Can't Go Back Again,

The Way Hollywood Portrays Mothers - You're Either All Good And Saint-like, Or You're All Bad. And I Think The Real Honesty Of Motherhood Is Not Given A Voice In Movies. I Miss That As An Audience Member.

I Like Being Married. I Like Taking Care Of People, Having Someone To Make Dinner For.

It Is Clear I Was Never The Pretty Girl. I Had My Two Front Teeth Knocked Out When I Was 10 And Didn't Fix Them Until I Was 19. I Have A Crooked Smile And A Nose That Looks Like It's Been Broken 12 Times But Never Has Been. My Nose Was Always Red, So People Called Me Rudolph. My Whole Face Is Off-center.

You Can't Go Back Again, Even If You Wanted To. But You Can Own Your Own Life, Mistakes And All.

But One Of The Hardest Things For Me To Do Was To Access Anger. I Could Do It On Stage. But When I Did It On Film It Was Hard For Me. That Probably Has To Do With The Intimacy Of Film. And My Own Personal Issues With Expressing Anger. So I Had To Learn How To Do That.