Once I Started On 'frances' I Discovered

I Love Being A Mother. I Loved Being A Daughter, A Sister, A Wife. I Love Being A Woman With Men. I Love Having Given Birth.

There's Something Magical Still About It When I Get In A Darkroom, And You've Shot A Roll Of Film And You Develop It And You Look At Your Negatives, And There's Like Imagery There. That Always Stuns Me.

As An Actor, You Have To Have Trust And Believe That Somebody Is Taking Care Of You Or Watching Your Back. With A Part Like This, Especially With Where We're Going With It, I Can't Pull Any Punches. I Can't Do It Halfway, Especially When You're Dealing With Madness And This Descent Into Madness.

When You Think About It There's Never Really Been A Realistic Exposition Of Hollywood, I Mean - From The Inside - Showing Hollywood What It Can Do, What It Has Done, To People.

Because Shakespeare's Language Is So Expansive, We're Under This Misconception That It's Difficult. But I Discovered That It's Easy Because It's So Brilliantly Written. The Words Are Perfect, And The Language Is Intelligent And Very Emotional.