Mediocrity Is Underrated.

I Don't Think You Necessarily Have To Be Part Of A Traditional Nuclear Family To Be A Good Mother.

There's A Lot Of Time Sitting In Movies, So You Can Put Alligators In People's Trailers In Your Spare Time. So It [making A Film] Moves Slower, Which In Some Ways Is Great, Because You Can Live With A Scene And Invest In It A Lot. And In Some Ways It's Hard, Because Sometimes You Can Start To Lose Your Energy A Little Bit, But Both Are Fun.

I Thought The Other Ones Were So Obviously - What Are We Going To Do If She Burns Down The House? The Dea, Which I Think Was Maybe The Best One Because She's Wearing The Jacket When She Goes Through The Mirror And I Think That Was Kind Of Amazing Because You Really Weren't Expecting That. There's Something Almost Slapstick About This In A Way That Worried Me. It Was A Little Pratfalley With The Golf Club And The - But I Think It Probably Cut Together Okay.

I Don't Really Ever Think About Whether Or Not I Like The Characters I'm Playing. I'm More Into The Minutiae Of Their Behaviour Or What They're Doing In A Certain Scene.

I Don't Put Myself Out There, So People Aren't Necessarily Familiar With Me Or My Face.