Steven [soderbergh] Is So Generous And When

I'm So Spoiled - I Must Have A Starbucks Vanilla Latte Every Day. Otherwise, It's Going To Be A Bad Day. I Also Love Jelly Bellies. But That's Bad. Don't Tell My Mom.

I Think It Was Around The Time Of Doing Those Shorts. [producer] Christine Vachon, I Had A Meeting With Her, And She Mentioned The Short, This Aol Short, And Asked If I Wanted To Do One. And Then The Next Step Was The "30 For 30," And Again That Boosted My Confidence Enough To Decide I'm Going To Do A Feature Narrative. And I Was Supported By My Agency, And [producer] Jane Rosenthal Has Been An Exceptional Friend, And She Produced "all We Had," She Encouraged Me To Do The "30 For 30."

I Feel Very Lucky. I Have A Husband And Baby That I Adore. I Have A Career I Really Love. When I Sit Back And Reflect, It's, Like, Wow! I Am Very Grateful.

I Felt So Proud To Be Having A Baby And So Excited. And I Felt Closer To Other Women - To My Sisters, To My Mom. I Felt Empowered, Like, 'i've Given Birth. I Did It! There's Nothing I Can't Handle.' I've Really Enjoyed This Time That I Have Taken To Be With Suri, As Well As The Challenges Of The First Couple Of Months: Feeding And Pumping, Learning To Decipher What Each Cry Means - Is She Hungry? Is She Tired? Does She Need A Fresh Diaper? - And Figuring Out How To Really Help Her.

I Remember When We Were Doing "batman Begins" And To Watch Chris Nolan Go From "memento" To "batman" And Take That Leap From Such A Smaller Size To A Big Movie, That's Inspiring. But Those Movies Are Their Own Type Of Art And You Have To Really Understand It And Really Know That World And I Would Have To Take A Long Time To Figure That Out.because My Brain Doesn't Naturally Go There.