Sex Addiction Is A Subject

It's Actually Easier To Play A Leading Role Than It Is To Play A Supporting Role.

People Get Married When They're 18 And Spend Their Whole Lives Together. I Think Their Greatest Fear Is That Someone Will See It As A Fling Because They Were Young And It Didn't Mean Anything.

I Don't Think I Want To Play Title Roles. I Don't Want To Be The Face On The Poster. I Don't Want That Pressure Of Having The Success Riding On My Shoulders. I Just Want To Play The Most Interesting Parts. I Actually Think It's Incredibly Rare To Get An Interesting Female Character That Is The Lead In A Film. Usually The Character Parts Are So Much More Interesting To Play.

I Did The Seagull, The Chekhov Play, On Broadway, A Couple Of Years Ago, And I Had Done It In London, And I Became Completely Obsessed With The Character, Nina, That I Played In That. She's An Actress. I Couldn't Find A Play After That, That I Wanted To Do, Because I Couldn't Think Of Doing Anything Else. Every Part Is A Disappointment, Once You've Done That Part.

People Always Say, "you Played Such A Strong Character." I Remember Someone Said That To Me When I Played A Role In Shame, And She Was A Suicidal Mess. I Said, "she's Not Strong At All; She's Incredibly Weak." But "strong" To People Means "real." It Means You Believe That's A Person Who Exists, As Opposed To Some Two-dimensional Depiction Of Women.