You Have To Do Something Else By

I Was Interested In [hunter S. Thompson Novels]. The Rebel In Me Fell In Love With It, And The Artist In Me Was Confused By It, And Interested And Turned On. Ever Since, His Work Has Meant Different Things To Me, At Different Times, And I Still Get New Meaning Out Of It And Appreciate It, In A Different Way. His Work Is Very Visceral, And You Can Take From It What You Want, In Various Moments Of Your Life.

Every Article I've Read About Myself Always Winds Up Concluding That I Am Not, In Fact, Completely Stupid.

I Wanted To Be A Disgusting, Oozing Zombie, Not A Sexy, Cleavage Zombie, Which Is What I Was Expecting, Given My Previous Film Work.

I Say I'm A Rebel. I'm Continually Fighting Against [sexism]. I Don't Take Parts Because They're For The Sexy Girl. I Take The Sexy Girl Parts And Try To Give Them Something Else And Make Them A Character.

One Of The Biggest Challenges In My Job Is Letting Go Of The Movie Once You Go Home At Night, And Knowing You Can't Do Anything To Your Performance Once You've Laid It On Film.