And You Also Have To Do Movies

When You Grow Up In That (multi-ethnic) Environment, You See The World Differently. Being A Mixed-race Child, I Didn't Always See Colour In People, I Really Didn't. It Was Other People That Made Me See The Colour All The Time.

I Archive A Lot Of My Clothes And Have Them Wrapped Up And In Boxes. I Call Them 'little Tombs' And Keep Them In A Storage Space... I Would Never Get Rid Of The Dress I Wore On The Night I Won My Oscar. When I Die, Someone Can Have It, But Not A Minute Before!

My Mother Always Said To Me, 'you're Going To Have To Work Harder And Have To Be Better, And You Can't Take No For An Answer'.

I Never Put Myself In That Box Of You're An Oscar Winner So You Can Only Do This Or That. That's One Award, One Night, And It Does Not Define My Career Or It Does Not Define Me As An Artist. I Never Wanted To Get Put In That Oscar Box Because That's A Lonely Place To Be.

My Whole Life I've Had The Fear That I Was Going To Be Abandoned.