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If My Film Does Not Do Well, It Really Hurts Me. But By God's Grace, Even If Some Of My Films May Not Have Done Well, People Have Still Liked My Work In It.

I'm A Tough Girl, I Know What My Job Entails - It Entails A Lot More Than Standing In Front Of The Camera. So I Get It. I Won't Deny The Physicality Of It Is Exhausting, And Sometimes My Body Just Can't Keep Up. But It Is Ultimately About Mind Over Matter.

The Harder [role] The Better. Definitely. When Somebody Turns Around And Says, "she Can't Do That," Then That's The One I Want To Do.

The World, The Way We Look At Women And Sexuality, Is What Needs To Change - Not Our Behavior, Not Who We Are, Not What We Say. It's The Intentions That Should Change. It's The Mind-set. Otherwise, We're Just Going To Be A Completely Confused Society With Not Knowing What To Say To One Another. The Mind-set Of When You Meet A Woman Is That You Should Try And Get To Know Her.

I Was Also Told Some Years Ago That I Shouldn't 'waste My Time' With Female-centric Films Because The Audience Was Not Ready For It.