In The End, Winning Is Sleeping Better.

I Like To Be In A Different Place When I Make A Movie So That I Can't Really Focus On Anything Else, And That Is Your World.

A Woman Who Struggles To Recover From A Brutal Attack And Sets Out On A Dark, Psychological And Physical Journey For Revenge And Justice.

I Also Feel Like I've Learned Over The Years What Is Not Important, And That Is Also Great: To Know What Is Pointless To Spend Your Energy On, To Be More Specific.

I Don't Like It When Reviews Aren't About The Movie. When They're About How Much Money Somebody Made, Or Who They're Sleeping With, Or If They Got The Job Via Some Connection, Or About How Fox Is Putting X Amount Of Dollars Into It.

Any Actor Working A Long Time Should Know How A Shot Is Set Up, Where To Place Themselves, How To Handle The Lines. I'm A Member Of The Crew, Like The Best Boy, The Electrician. What I'm Good At Is Making Eyes At The Camera.