I Did Wall Street, And Then Everything

I Don't Think I Want To Play Title Roles. I Don't Want To Be The Face On The Poster. I Don't Want That Pressure Of Having The Success Riding On My Shoulders. I Just Want To Play The Most Interesting Parts. I Actually Think It's Incredibly Rare To Get An Interesting Female Character That Is The Lead In A Film. Usually The Character Parts Are So Much More Interesting To Play.

People Always Say, "you Played Such A Strong Character." I Remember Someone Said That To Me When I Played A Role In Shame, And She Was A Suicidal Mess. I Said, "she's Not Strong At All; She's Incredibly Weak." But "strong" To People Means "real." It Means You Believe That's A Person Who Exists, As Opposed To Some Two-dimensional Depiction Of Women.

I Don't Think You Should Ever Damage Other People For Your Art.

The Minute I Get Into A Hotel Room, I Scatter My Stuff Everywhere. It's Like A Bomb Site Within A Minute. So I Suppose That Means I'm Trying To Nest.

When You Start Playing A Character Every Day For Seven Weeks, It Suddenly Starts Becoming Easier.