I Grew Up With An Older Brother,

The Minute I Get Into A Hotel Room, I Scatter My Stuff Everywhere. It's Like A Bomb Site Within A Minute. So I Suppose That Means I'm Trying To Nest.

If You're Walking Down The Street In L.a., People Do Sort Of Look At You Like You're A Hooker Because It's So Rare To See Someone Just Walking.

I Have Always Hated Nightclubs, And Don't Like Loud Music.

People Always Say, "you Played Such A Strong Character." I Remember Someone Said That To Me When I Played A Role In Shame, And She Was A Suicidal Mess. I Said, "she's Not Strong At All; She's Incredibly Weak." But "strong" To People Means "real." It Means You Believe That's A Person Who Exists, As Opposed To Some Two-dimensional Depiction Of Women.

My Agent In London Told Me, After Never Let Me Go, Because I Loved Doing That So Much, "if You're On A Lucky Streak And You're Doing Well, You Should Only Take A Part, If You Can't Bear The Idea Of Anyone Else Doing It." That's Been The Case Since Then, With Drive And Shame And The Play (the Seagull), And The Stuff That's Going On, Like Gatsby. I Would Have Been Devastated, If I Hadn't Gotten Those Jobs.