If My Career Were A Hairstyle, It

I Made A Commitment To Myself: That I Wanted To Be An Actress, And I Wanted To Do Films That Make A Difference... It Has To Move People.

Look, If Somebody Said Tomorrow, "we're Making A Lethal Weapon Formula Movie, But It's Incredibly Well-written And For Two Women," I'm Not Going To Say, "oh, Forget It, It's Formula." I Got An Idea The Other Day, That Somebody Should Write A Typical Formula Movie, A Lethal Weapon, And Make It With Me And My Dad. It Could Be All Father-and-daughter Capers. But I'd Want Someone Really Weird To Direct It.

People Have Forever Been Interested In Twins.

I Was Raised By An Actress, And I Watched All Those Women Turn 60 And Ask, "should I Get Face Work?" And My Mother And Anne Bancroft Said To Each Other, "we Are Who We Are, And We're Not Going To Fall Into That."

I Think It's Interesting That There's Always A Dark Cloud Hanging Over My Character, In Every Movie. Even In Fat Man And Little Boy, Where It's A Real Dark Cloud. In Mask, It's More The Judgment Of Others, But It's Still A Threat.