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As An Actress, You Go Where The Stories Are. I Don't Really Care Where It's Seen, At This Point. I Just Want To Tell Good Stories And Do Good Roles That I Haven't Done Before.

I Think It's Really Important To Have A Life And Have Interests Outside Of This [movie] Business, And Not Rely On This Business To Validate You As A Human Being. If You Do That, You're Really In A Dangerous Spot.

When You Finally Accept That It's Ok Not To Have Answers And It's Ok Not To Be Perfect, You Realize That Feeling Confused Is A Normal Part Of What It Is To Be A Human Being.

A Lot Of Filmmakers And Actors Say, "it's So Important To Bring An Authenticity To The Role," Blah, Blah, Blah. But Then It's Interesting Because You're Also Trying To Be Somebody Else, And Viewers Are Going To Associate You With That, So I Don't Think It Really Has An Answer.

If A Film Is Well Made, Then Great, Whatever It's About.