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I Remember When I Started Acting And Didn't Get A Part And Was Really Jealous Of The Girl Who Got It. My Mom Would Say To Me, "if You Don't Get A Part, That Means It's Not Your Part. It's Just Not Yours. You Will Have Your Parts." It Really Recalibrated Me At A Very Young Age To Where I Could Be Driven Because I Was Trying To Achieve Things For Myself, And That Had Nothing To Do With What Anybody Else Was Doing.

Women Were Real Box Office Stars In The '40s, More So Than Men. People Loved To See Women's Films. I Think It Was Better Then, Except For The Studio System.

When I Was Twenty-one, A Friend Gave Me A Book Called Diet For A New America By John Robbins, Which Exposed The Brutal Practices Of American Factory Farms. That, Coupled With A Lecture From Leonardo Dicaprio (when He Was Nineteen And I Was Twenty-one) About How Such Animals Are Kept And Processed, Made Me Lose My Desire For Factory Farm Pork And Beef Right There.

There Have Been Countless Times Where I've Worked Out With My Kids Crawling Around All Over The Place. You Just Make It Work.

I Try To Do One Thing At A Time To Utilise My Time Well.