If You Always Have To

When You Run Into Someone In Ny It Is Usually A Pleasant Surprise. When You Run Into Someone In La You Usually Had A Car Accident.

You Have To Take Away The Idea That Something You Do Is Right Or Wrong. I Don't Think There's A Right Or A Wrong; I Think There's An "it Works" Or "it Doesn't Work" For The Whole. And That's Why You Need A Director You Trust, So You Can Just Keep Throwing Out Suggestions.

When Alan Rickman, A Dear Friend Of Mine, Played Villains, He Always Made It Complicated. He Didn't Redeem What They Did, But He Made You Feel That It Was Hard For Them To Be So Horrible.

When I Got The Script For Thelma & Louise, When I Met With The Director, Ridley Scott, I Said, "i Don't Want To Do A Revenge Film. I'm Not Interested In Doing That Moment In The Script After They Shoot The Truck, Where It Says They Jump Up And Down And They're Real Happy About It".

Do You Really Expect Me To Say Gravity Hasn't Taken Its Toll? No. But As I'm Earning These Lines [in My Face], I'm Making An Aesthetic Choice.