I Like Bold Directors. I Like Directors

I Think That Divorce Is Hard For Anyone. It's A Nightmare - It Just Is - And You Can Pretend You're Fine. And [there Are] Days You're Great [and] Days You're Not Great.

Ultimately, You're Left With The People You Love And Who Love You- Everything Else Fades Into Oblivion.

You Start Out With Big Dreams And I Mean, Big Dreams Artistically. You Want To Work With The Greatest Living Directors, Make A Great Movie. I Wanted To Make A Great Love Story, I Wanted To Make A Great Epic And Then You Realize That The Truth Of It Is That It's So Hard To Make A Great Film. It's Hard To Get A Great Role. Those Big Expectations Change To Realism Pretty Quickly. But What's Never Changed Is My Desire To Work With Great Directors And To Find Projects That Push Me Out Of My Comfort Zone And Keep Me Alive. I Still Don't Think I've Done My Best Work

If You're Intuitive And You Have A Desire For People To Be Happy And You Want Equilibrium And You Want Life To Be Good, Then You'll Worry. But We Need To Embrace The Idea That, "no, I'm Putting That Aside, Over There, In A Box. I'll Open That Box When I Wake Up In The Morning And Deal With It Then." I Really Find That Men Tend To Do That, And It's Great To Be Able To Do.

Sometimes As An Actor You're Struggling To Make Things Work. That Was Never The Case For Me With [big Little Lies Script]. It Just Kind Of Flowed Out.