I'm Not A Drug User Myself. I'm

I'm A Really Private Person. I Just Love My Work. I Feel Like Celebrity Has Changed So Much, In This Culture. Ever Since They Started With Those Reality Shows And People That Aren't Actors But They're Really Famous, It's Gotten Very Different From When I Started Out. So, The Idea Of Ever Becoming More Than What I Had Is Not Really What I Want.

I Will Say, Though, That San Francisco Is A Very Friendly City. It's The Kind Of Place Where People Smile At You And You Can Strike Up Conversations On The Street, So There's Always An Adjustment When I Come Back To New York. If I Smile At Someone On The Street In New York, Then They Think There's Something Up - Like, "why Is She Smiling?"

Looking Back - I Did Have A Lot Of Success And A Lot Of Great Opportunities Earlier In My Career.

There's A Scene [in The 1990 Film Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael] In My Bedroom Where I Start Eating Almond Roca. I Was So Young. It Was Before I Knew The Tricks Of Moviemaking, And I Didn't Know You Shoot A Lot Of Different Angles. I Gobbled Them And Didn't Realize I Had To Keep Doing It. So I Had To Eat 64 Almond Roca That Day. I Got So Sick. In The Beginning You're Like, 'ooh, That Looks Good.' But Hours Later, No.

I Definitely Believe In Legalizing Drugs. It Does Take The Mystery Away. It Takes The Money Away, So Suddenly There Are No Drug Wars. If You're A Junkie, You Can Get Help Easier.