There's Always A Side Of A Woman

I Don't Turn My Nose Up At Anything. If It's A Great Part, It's A Great Part. It's Not Like, "i Don't Make Studio Films; I Work For David Lynch And Maybe A Few American Playhouse Directors, But That's It" - I'd Love To Do A Box-office Hit.

It Would Be Great To Make A Movie That Had The Style Of A Great '30s Film Or A Movie Of David's Lynch Or Some Other Director I Love That Could Also Make Money, Because That Would Say To The Corporation, "yes, You Can Make Money And Still Do Art." But It's Tricky.

I Like Movies About Longing And Desperation, And Dark And Light Things, Stories About People Struggling To Raise Children, And To Have Relationships And Be Intimate With Each Other.

It's Interesting To Talk To My Mom About Her Character In Wild At Heart, Because She Sees Her As A Mother Who's Just Trying To Protect Her Baby From A Bad Boy. I Think That's Why It Works So Beautifully - She Has Conviction About What She's Doing.

It's A Strange World, As David Lynch Would Say