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When I Was Starting Out, I Would Get Printouts Of What Was Being Written About Me That Week. At First It Was All Good Things, And Then It Started To Turn. I Very Quickly Learned, "this Isn't Good, This Isn't Helping Me." But It Was A Very Important Exercise For Me In Terms Of Really Understanding That One's Sense Of Self Is Internal. I Have Had An Extreme Opportunity To Learn That Lesson, And I Think It's Been Such A Blessed Fortune.

In The Theater, You Go From Point A To Point Z, Building Your Performance As The Evening Progresses. You Have To Relinquish That Control On A Film.

I Try As Best I Can To Really Put All I Can Into What I'm Doing. A Lot Of Days I Fail And There's Too Much To Do. I Do Think It's Really Important To Have Time To Yourself, Whether That's Reading Something Interesting When The Kids Are In Bed Or Even Having A Dog.

I Am Who I Am. I Can't Pretend To Be Somebody Who Makes $25,000 A Year.

One Cold Wintry Day In London, I Was Dreaming About Salad Nicoise—one Of My Favorites.