I Love The Opportunity To Wear Something

It's Never Been Integral To The Story That I Take My Clothes Off. I've Always Had Clauses In My Contracts Saying No Nudity And No Body Doubles... I Admire Actresses Who Can Do It Without Feeling Exploited. As Long As It's Their Own Free Will, I Think It's Great. It's Not A Moral Judgement, I've Just Never Felt Comfortable Doing It - I'm Too Modest.

I Never Wanted To Be A Celebrity; I Never Wanted To Be Famous. And In My Daily Life, I Work Really Hard To Not Trade On It In Any Way. I Am So Desperately Worried About Anybody Saying, "she Cut In Line," Or "she Took Our Table," Or "she Doesn't Do Her Own Grocery Shopping." It's Not Like It's Hard To Be Decent And Respectful And Well Behaved. I Do Wait In Line, And I Do Take The Subway, And I Do My Own Grocery Shopping, And I Do Take The Kids To School. But It Almost Doesn't Matter To A Certain Segment Of The Populace.

I Strangely Feel Better Before I Go Through Hair And Makeup. Maybe That's Just Because I Feel Like Me.

I Love Walking Into A Closet And Smelling Lingering Perfume, So I Always Spray My Clothes. And At The End Of The Bottle, When The Atomizer No Longer Reaches The Tiny Little Dribble That Is Left, I Unscrew The Top And Pour The Remainder Onto A T-shirt Or Dress.

It Was Very Flattering When Manolo Blahnik Named A Shoe After Me.