I Just Love, I Love, I Love

I Just Love, I Love, I Love Movies.

I Made A Commitment To Myself: That I Wanted To Be An Actress, And I Wanted To Do Films That Make A Difference. Whether It Makes Someone Laugh, Or It Has A Moral To The Story - It Doesn't Have To Be An Ethical Film, But It Has To Move People. If It Doesn't Excite Me, It's Not Worth Doing - It's Better To Work On Myself And My Own Life And Wait Until Another Great Thing Comes Along.

I Don't Turn My Nose Up At Anything. If It's A Great Part, It's A Great Part. It's Not Like, "i Don't Make Studio Films; I Work For David Lynch And Maybe A Few American Playhouse Directors, But That's It" - I'd Love To Do A Box-office Hit.

There Are People On The Ratings Board And So Froth Who Don't Want Certain Scenes In The Film. There Are People Who Come Up And Say, "what Graphic Love Scenes. I Think, How Can A Love Scene Be Graphic? Have You Seen Total Recall? In This R-rated Movie You See A Man Who You've Seen Being In Love With And Sleeping With This Fabulous Woman Shoot Her Right Through The Head. "consider This A Divorce" Is Supposed To Be The Funniest Line In The Movie.

Even If You've Gone Through An Average Childhood, You Have Girlfriends Who Get Pregnant And Then Have To Choose Whether Or Not To Have A Child. And This Stuff Certainly Makes You Think About What You're Taking On. I Certainly Want To Have Children, But I Could Never Do It Until I Felt I Loved Myself Enough, And Wanted To Bring Someone Into The World Because I Had Some Kind Of Security.