Everybody's Family Has Problems.

She Is Such A Scene-stealer. She's Got These Lashes And Big Eyes, And When She Walks On To The Set Everybody Just Says "ooh."

Well, I Don't Know What Image People Have Of Me.

Of Course, Actors Look Forward To The Day When They Can Do A Big Courtroom Scene.

The Tragic Element Of A Character Is Always Intriguing I Think.

When You Have A Director Who Has Work You Can Identify From The Past, It Gives You Some Reference Point As To What Their Interpretation Of The Story Might Be, And How That Might Jibe, Right Or Wrong, With How You See It. But With A First-time Director, You Don't Really Know Where You're At.