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There Was That Feminist Myth That We Can Do Everything. I Don't Think You Can.

I've Never Been A Sunny Personality. I've Never Been Outgoing. I'm A Solitary Person.

As An Actor, You Have To Have Trust And Believe That Somebody Is Taking Care Of You Or Watching Your Back. With A Part Like This, Especially With Where We're Going With It, I Can't Pull Any Punches. I Can't Do It Halfway, Especially When You're Dealing With Madness And This Descent Into Madness.

In Families There Is Always The Mythology. My Father Died When My Kids Were Quite Young Still, And Yet They Still Tell His Stories. That Is How A Person Lives On.

Box Office Success Has Never Meant Anything. I Couldn't Get A Film Made If I Paid For It Myself. So I'm Not 'box Office' And Never Have Been, And That's Never Entered Into My Kind Of Mind Set.