I Just Feel My Way

When I Was Working With Stanley Kubrick [on "eyes Wide Shut"], He Would Always Say, "you Never Tell The Audience What To Feel. Let Them Choose To Have Their Responses."

I Want To Be Tested Beyond My Comfort Zone. I Don't Want To Be Safe If It Is More Interesting To Be Dangerous.

I Love Acting With Very Little Dialogue. As Long As It's Supported. I Mean, In Terms Of Cinema, You Can Have A Great Monologue, But If You're Not Supported By The Images ... You Can Be Feeling Things And Then You See It Back, And You're Like, "none Of That Came Across." Or The Angle Of My Face Gives It A Completely Different Interpretation Than What I Was Trying To Communicate.

I Just Feel Like I'm In The World Right Now. There Have Been Times When I Haven't Felt In The World, When I Haven't Cared Whether I Was Going To Be Here Or Not, So My Relationship With Being On The Earth Was Probably Not As Intense. And Right Now, There's An Intensity - I Want To Be Here.

As An Actor Timing Is Important, Especially As A Mother With Small Children, So A Lot Is Chance.