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There's People Constantly Asking You For Something On Set, So The Multi-tasking Of Motherhood Transfers Very Well To Being A Director. And I Think You're Compassionate.

It's Just Person After Person In Every Different Country That Has A Life That I Can’t Even Imagine And Has Gone Through Horror That I Can’t Even Imagine.

I Just Started Reading Lots Of Books And Then Called The United Nations And Asked If They Could Educate Me. The More I Got Involved, The More I Suddenly Began To Feel Useful As A Human Being And Felt Like I Was Finally Living As I Should Be.

My Earliest Memories Are Of My Brother, Pointing The Home Video Camera At Me And Saying, "c'mon, Ange, Give Us A Show!" Neither Of My Parents Ever Said, "be Quiet! Stop Talking!" I Remember My Father Looking Me In The Eye And Asking, "what Are You Thinking? What Are You Feeling?" That's What I Do In My Job Now - I Say. "ok, How Do I Feel About This?" And I Immediately Know, Because That's How I Grew Up.

Sometimes Acting And Politics Make A Very Bad Combination. I Think That Sometimes People Take Me Less Seriously In My Work For The Un Because I Am An Actor.