I've Been Fortunate Enough To Travel With

Whether People Are In America Or In Africa, People Want To Work. They Want To Have Purpose. They Want To Provide For Themselves And Their Families. They Don't Want Handouts. They Don't Want To Be Completely Dependent On Their Governments - Even Though There's Usually No Opportunity For That Anyway.

I Don't Know If I've Got Swept Up. It's So Shocking When You Hear That Calvin Klein Wants You For Their New Campaign. You're Like "who Me?". I Guess You Have To Decide Where You Draw The Line Between You Saying, This Is Fun, Pretty And Fabulous, And Being Over-exposed.

My Favorite Actors Are Actors Who Are Enigmatic And Mysterious And Never Make The Obvious Choice In Terms Of The Projects They Do Or Who They Work With Or Their Craft. But I Think That The Less I Know About An Actor, The More Chance I Have Of Allowing Their Own Persona To Kind Of Slip Away So I Can Get Completely Lost In The Character They're Playing, And The More That People Think They Know About Your Personal Life, The More Difficult It Becomes To Preserve That.

I'm Always Surprised That Certain Actors Have Twitter Accounts. I Guess They Use It In A Way That Works For Them. But I'd Rather That People Had Less Access To My Personal Life. If I Could Keep It That Way, I'd Be A Happy Lady.

If Occupy Wall Street Was Actually A March, And People From All Around The Country Could Collect And March Toward Washington, D.c., As Part Of This Massive Movement Of People . . . I Think That Kind Of Pressure Is Much More Powerful Than A Sit-in That Seems To Be A Little Unorganized.