Normally, I Rely Heavily On My Director

The More People Know About You, The More Face-time You Get In The Media, The Harder Your Job Becomes To Create A Character In Whom People Suspend Disbelief.

Editing Yourself Is Like An Irksome Coin Toss. You've Got To Strip Yourself Of Super Ego And Operate From The Id. Maybe I've Got My Freud Mixed Up. It's Just Hard To Trade A Beauty Shot For The Performance With Truth And A Brightly Lit Zit.

Just Because I’m Telling A Story About A Woman Losing Faith Is Not My Rebellion Against What I Grew Up In. If Anything, It Really Affected The Way I Approached The Story, And In Fact, Approach Everything. I Don’t Judge My Characters.

I Have A Two-year-old Who Just Turned Three, And My Four-year-old Just Turned Five. I Have The Same Irrational Feelings Taking Them To Pre-school. It's This Charged Combination Of Stress And Joy And Anxiety And Excitement. When They're Away, You've Got A Sudden Loss Of Purpose And This Ever-present Fear About The Kid's Welfare. The Departure Of Our Children From Our Nest Is Not An Easy Thing.

It's Such A Measure Of Your Solidarity With Ed, That When You Would Give Lectures, He Would Be Wearing A Tartan Tie That Matched. And I Demanded That Outfit, I Thought It Was So Punk - Her Long Skirt, She Looked Like A Scottish Queen, So Regal.