I Am Not A Woman. I Am

I Wanted My Anger To Be Valid, And The Only Way To Do That Is To Be Fairly Attractive.

Mainstream Success Is Important - That's Probably Anathema To An Indie Publication Like Pitchfork, But It's What I Believe Having Experienced It Personally.

I Do Wish I Ruled The World, I Think It'd Be A Better Place.

I Have A Deathly Fear Of Mediocrity And That Nips At My Heels And Gets Me Into A Lot Of Trouble.

When I Stepped Out From Doing Films And Had A Dark Period, I Never Did Anything Dark On A Set, So I Never Made Enemies On A Set. I Never Was A Bad Girl On A Set; I Always Considered Films A Really Sacred Space, So When I Had My Problems, I Had Them Very Much Away From The Film Community.