I Definitely Acknowledge That The Matrix And

After 'the Matrix,' I Cannot Wear Sunglasses. As Soon As I Put Them On, People Recognize Me.

I Just Love To Play Characters That Are Layered And That I Can Relate To In Some Way, Even If They're Completely Different Than Me; That I Can See A Glimpse Of Humanity And Something I'm Interested In Exploring.

I Didn't Quite Understand The Dvd Thing And Why My Husband Was Mailing It Back. I Couldn't Quite Wrap My Head Around It. But Now That I'm Deeply In, As A Watcher Of Content, What A Brilliant Business Model. As A Consumer, It's Empowering To Choose What I Want To Watch And When I Want To Watch It. I Have Three Small Children, So I Need That Flexibility, In Order To Really Get Into A Show. And Being On A Netflix Show, It's Perfect Timing. I Feel So Grateful.

I Was 30 When I Did 'the Matrix.' When You Turn 30, Your Life And Your World View Change. I Remember Feeling Relieved - It Was Like I Was Seeing Things In A Deeper Way.

People Tell Me I'm In A Genre Kind Of Movie, But It Never Crossed My Mind That The Matrix Was Genre. To Me It Was About, For Me Anyway, My Character, I Had This Rock Outside My Door Which Said "faith" Or "believe" Or Something, And I Remember Felt Like That Was My Key Into Her, Into Trinity. It Was Like She Was The Heart Of It.