When I'm Working, I Always Listen To

I Was Always In And Out Of School. What I Learned In High School Is That Female Friendships Are So Much More Important Than Worrying About Having A Boyfriend Or Looking Good Or Things Like That. I Had Such A Good Girlfriend Growing Up That We Didn't Need Anything. We Had Such A Creative World Of Our Own Imagination Together. For Me, If I Have A Child, I Would Say, "i Hope You Find A Best Friend That Makes It So You Don't Really Need Much But Each Other." Learning About That Type Of Friendship And Trust Is One Of The Best Things I Ever Got Out Of School.

I Know Kids Are Supposed To Go Through These Awkward Stages, But I Just Never Even Thought About That. I Was Too Busy Worrying About Getting My Education While I Was Working.

I Really Just Enjoy Listening To Talk [to John Hurt And Charlotte Rampling]... Not Even About Acting Or Anything. It's Interesting Because I Felt Really Connected To All These People Very Easily. They're All Very Open Emotionally, Like We're In The Scene Together, So You Never Feel Like Anyone's Acting.

New York Vintage Is Too Expensive!

As An Actress, There's A Lot Of Waiting. You Wait For A Script To Come In That You Want To Do. You Get To A Point Where You Decide That If You Want Good Things To Be Made, You're Going To Have To Start Making Them Yourself As An Actress. You Can't Just Wait Around For It. But You Can Also Just Enjoy The Breaks, And Use Them To Kind Of Refuel. I've Been Working So Long At This Point That I Don't Mind The Breaks. I Think They Make Me Better, Actually.