I Remember Being 18, And My First

My Parents Really Instilled This Idea In Me Of Being Your Own Person, Almost To The Extent That I Couldn't Do Wrong. I'd Get A Bad Grade And They'd Be Like, "no! What You Did Was Great!"

Reverend Hale Is So Interesting Because At First He's Like, "oh, She's Got The Mark." Then By The End He's Like, "you're All Crazy."

I Think That As Actresses - And I've Definitely Gone Through This In A Really Bizarre Way, Because I Worked So Much And Was Really Lucky With The Roles That I Got When I Was Younger - I Remember Hearing The Older Actors Saying, "it Gets Tough," And Thinking, "really? I Can't Imagine."

I Thought It Was A Cool Parallel. Being Replaced By The Young Thing. I Know That Definitely Happens In Hollywood. It's Harder To Find Good Roles, And Suddenly There's New Girls. I'm At That Age I've Been Warned My Whole Life About.

In The '80s, I Loved The Movies Of The '70s. Also I Remember Loving Klute [1971]. I Loved Jane Fonda. Actually, I Auditioned For The Last Movie She Made Before She Retired For A While, Stanley And Iris [1990], Which Martha Plimpton Got.