On her husband, Len Wiseman: "He's a gentle soul, everyone who's worked with him is sort of astonished by what a sweetheart he is. He doesn't yell. And the directors of the kind movies he does normally have to yell at somebody just to blow off steam. I find it impressive that a person can have so much responsibility and pressure, but never seem to take it out on somebody."
On her career as she approaches 40: "I'm 39 - you don't have to push me! I didn't think of my age at all until I did this last round of press interviews. What is it about a woman being in her late thirties that brings out the 'Oh, my gosh, are you worried?' Questions? Worried? What about? My father died when he was 31. I think the alternative to aging is so much worse. Thirty-eight, 39, 40, 50! Great! Stay alive!
On giving her daughter advice: "There are things I don't want my daughter to ever know. I don't want her to know about being betrayed. I hope that I've given her a really great model to know when things are authentic and when they're not, and who you should trust. I hope she knows what it feels like to be truly loved so that she doesn't waste her time when she's not."
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