I Haven't Ever Gone To Any Mensa

When I Started Watching Breaking Bad, I Binge-watched It. I Thought It Was So Good That I Started To Cry. It's The Only Time In My Life I've Been Completely Jealous, The Only Time. I Was Like, [imitates Crying] "i Want To Do What Bryan Cranston Gets To Do. I Want A Part Like That." [both Laugh] Isn't That Pathetic?

Behind The Cameras, There's A Different Problem, Which I Think Is Not Unconscious Gender Bias. It's Probably Categorized More As Conscious Gender Bias. Because Everybody's Known The Numbers For Decades. Nobody's Stunned To Hear There Are Very Few Female Directors, Only 4 Or 7 Percent. Everybody Knows, But It Doesn't Change Anything. It Doesn't Make People Say, "wow! We Should Change That." Nothing Happens. It's Utterly Stagnant.

I Think I Always Had Joie De Vivre. But I Had Pretty Bad Self-esteem Growing Up And Much Of My Adult Life.

I'm Not Somebody Who Takes Stuff Home With Them, That If I Shoot A Scene And I'm Personally Impacted For Days Or Something. I Mean It Certainly Is Affecting And Everything, But It Doesn't Penetrate To Some Deeper Layer. I'm In It When I'm In It.

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.