Julia Roberts And Sandra Bullock Do Romantic

I Conducted A Bunch Of Interviews For Interview Magazine. They Actually Paid Me. I Think I Was Probably 18 Or 19. I Was In College And I Remember Feeling, Like, "wow." I Had A Real Job, And They Paid Me Money, And It Was Exciting.

Look, It's Terrible, I Know, But Weakness Really, Really Bugs Me, To The Point That If There Is A Wounded Bird On The Sidewalk, I Look At It And I Go: I Think I'll Just Kick It.

I Really Did Feel Like I Was Surrounded By Family Members. I Didn't Have A Dad, And I Remember There Were All These Guys - In The Old Days, There Were No Women, Except A Makeup Artist Or, Occasionally, A Script Supervisor. So There Were Just Guys Who Taught Me How To, You Know, Whittle Wood, Or How To Pull Focus, And What The Camera Was Doing. And If I Was Being Bratty, They'd Sit Me Down And Tell Me. There Were Lots Of Rules About Not Being Late And Making Sure That You Didn't Spill Anything. So It Felt A Little Bit Like I Was In A Family.

I'm Not Interested In Being Perfect When Im Older. Im Interested In Having A Narrative. It's The Narrative That's Really The Most Beautiful Thing About Women.

Sometimes, You Really Don't Understand Why Something Is Important To You Until You Get Halfway Through The Movie - Or Maybe Even All The Way Through.