I Think Good Theaters Are Really Important.

I Love Those Moments On Stage, On Screen And In Life When You Dispense With Language, When You Sort Of Transcend It In A Way, And Certainly The Experience Of Falling In Love, I Think, Defies Words, Which Is Why Poets, Painters, Musicians, Actors Have Tried To Describe That Feeling, Writers Have Just Tried To Put Words To That.

What I Love About The Theater Is That You Know Who You're Acting For: Your Audience. And The Thing I Find Really Hard In Film Is, You Don't. The Audience Is Invisible. And We're Sitting There, Hoping There's Other People Out There.

Women Have Been Doing Very, Very Strange Things For Centuries. I Mean Ancient Egyptians Were Already Doing That, But I Don't Necessarily Judge People Who Do. I Don't Really Think It Makes People Look Better; They Just Look Different.

I Finally Had A Honeymoon With My Husband In Italy.

I'm Not Interested In Playing Characters Who See The World Through My Prism. I Think The Journey Of Understanding Any Character Is To See How They Tick And How They Differ From You.