The More Hours Of Television A Girl

It's Okay If It Takes Two Or Three Years For Something Really Good To Come Along, But I Don't Want To Wait Ten Years For Something Great To Come Along.

An Eye-opening Moment In My Life, A Very Defining Moment, Was The First Time I Met Susan Sarandon [before Shooting Thelma & Louise]. We Were Going To Meet, Just Ridley [scott] And Susan And I, To Go Through The Script And See If We Had Any Thoughts Or Ideas. I Was Reading The Script, And In The Most Girly Way Possible, Meaning That If It Was A Line That Could Change Or Something Different I'd Like To See, I Would Think About Each One And Say, "well, This One Can Wait Till The Set Because I Don't Want To Bring Up Too Many Things."

I Played This Character Twice In Live Action, And Now I've Become An Animated Character. It Was Actually Fun To See Myself Drawn - I've Never Been A Drawn Character Before.

They Called And Said, "i Know We're Not Supposed To Even Tell You, But You've Been Offered To Play The President." And I Said, "ok. Say Yes." And They Were Like, "do You Want To Read It Maybe?" And I Was Like, "no, I Just Want To Be The President."

I Had This Aunt Who Had A Career And Traveled. She'd Say Things Like, "when You Go To College, I Think We Should Go Scuba Diving In The Summer. The Scuba Diving In Portugal Is Fabulous." And I'd Be Like, "portugal! Holy Cats!".