It's Been My Experience That The Longer

I'm A New Yorker, And Working In New York Was Divine For Me. I Loved Working There And Going To Work There, Which I've Been Able To Do Three Or Four Times In My Career, And I Just Love It. It's My Favorite.

If You're A Baby About The Media, As I Was, You Can't Imagine What It's Like When The Great Approval Machine Shines Its Beam On You, When Every Time You Cross The Street Someone Comes Out Of A Manhole To Talk About Your Haircut.

I Think Something Will Soon Have To Be Done To Protect People From Hacking And Blogging And Lying And Spreading Rumors And Chasing You Down The Street. Lives Are Wrecked That Way.

My Ex-husband Happens To Be One Of The Most Gifted Moviemakers. And What Is So Bizarre About Working With Someone Like That? I Guess It Is Bizarre To Be Good Friends With Your Ex-husband.

If You Want To Be Watched 24 Hours A Day In Everything You Do, You Can't Turn That Around. You Can't Wake Up Three Years Later And Say, 'stop Bothering Me, I'm A Serious Actor,' If All You've Done Is Wear Certain Clothes And Show Up Half-loaded At Clubs.