And You Also Have To Do Movies

I Don't See A White Woman. I See A Black Woman, Even Though My Mother Is White. Knowing That Has Made My Life Easier, I Think.

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!

I See Women In Their 30s Getting Plastic Surgery, Pulling This Up And Tucking That Back. It's Like A Slippery Slope - Once You Start You Pull One Thing One Way And Then You Think, 'oh My God, I've Got To Do The Other Side.'

My Mother Never Wanted Me To Focus On My Physical Self. She Always Said That Beauty Is What You Do.