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I'm A Really Private Person. I Just Love My Work. I Feel Like Celebrity Has Changed So Much, In This Culture. Ever Since They Started With Those Reality Shows And People That Aren't Actors But They're Really Famous, It's Gotten Very Different From When I Started Out. So, The Idea Of Ever Becoming More Than What I Had Is Not Really What I Want.

-Winona Ryder

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I'm A Really Private

Winona Ryder

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I'm A Really Private Person. I Just Love My Work. I Feel Like Celebrity Has Changed So Much, In This Culture. Ever Since They Started With Those Reality Shows And People That Aren't Actors But They're Really Famous, It's Gotten Very Different From When I Started Out. So, The Idea Of Ever Becoming More Than What I Had Is Not Really What I Want.

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I Love Photography And First Editions. I Have That In My Genes. My Father Was An Archivist.

When I Was Young, I Was Really, Really Obsessed With Gena Rowlands And John Cassavetes. Because My Mom Was A Projectionist In College, She Was Somehow Able To Get A Real Projector. And She Had Some Connections, So She Would Get Real Prints, And We'd Put Up A Sheet. The First Movies I Saw Were To Kill A Mockingbird [1962], Gigi [1958], A Woman Under The Influence [1974]. Then When I Was Old Enough To Be Able To Rent Movies, I Went Through A Very Big Cassavetes Phase.

I Binge-watched This Show Damages. Glenn Close And Rose Byrne Are So Good. Lily Tomlin Is In It. You See All These Great Actors And The Writing Is Terrific. There Are A Lot Of Shows Like That. And There Are All These Conversations Right Now About Roles For Women And Being Paid Equally And All Of That, But I Think What It Really Is, Is Opportunity.

Most Actors Don't Know What They're Going To Do Next, So You Get Into This Thing Where You Have To Force Yourself To Have Another Life Outside Of Acting. And Then, As Soon As You Start Something In This Sort Of Normal Life That You're Trying To Live, You Get A Job. So You Have This Constant Struggle Because You Want To Be Able To Commit To Things And To Finish Things In Your Life, But Then You Also Want To Be Able To Act.

Even Though 'heathers' Didn't Make A Lot Of Money, I Really Was Able To Transition Into A Situation Where People Thought I Could Play An Attractive Role Because Of It.

In The '80s, I Loved The Movies Of The '70s. Also I Remember Loving Klute [1971]. I Loved Jane Fonda. Actually, I Auditioned For The Last Movie She Made Before She Retired For A While, Stanley And Iris [1990], Which Martha Plimpton Got.

Actors Do These Really Gross, Gun-'em-down Movies, And I Always Wonder Why. They're Not Good Movies. And It's Like, "why Are You Doing Them? Aren't You Rich Enough?"

Break-ups Are Hard For Anybody, But It's Particularly Tough When It's Being Documented And You See The Person's Picture Everywhere. Most People Don't Have That Added Problem When They Break Up With Someone.

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I Am Not A Person Who Can Really Sit Around And Think About Regrets Because With Every Bad Experience That You Have, There Is Weirdly Something Good That Comes From It.

Bad Experiences

I Have This Sense That I Didn't Really Start Growing Up Until My Twenties.

The Fact That I Got Into Acting At All Was Kind Of Fluke-ish. I Loved Movies, But I Can't Remember Ever Really Wanting To Be An Actress, And I Certainly Didn't Imagine Ever Being In A Movie. I Think I Wanted To Be A Writer.

I Try To Just Pay Attention To What I'm Feeling. If Something Is Scary To Me, Then That's Sometimes A Good Sign - Although, Sometimes It's Not.

That First Movie I Did, Lucas [1986], Was Probably The Closest To Me. And Beetlejuice A Little Bit, In The Sense That I Did Look Like That. All They Did Was Like Put A Little White Powder Here.

I Remember Realizing, When I Did Little Women [1994], That That Was The Only Time Girls That Age Were Being Written About. It Was Always Boys - From David Copperfield To Lord Of The Flies To Holden Caulfield. There Were Never Young Women Going Through Adolescence Or Teen Years; There Were Only Little Girls.

For A Long Time, I Was Almost Ashamed Of Being An Actress. I Felt Like It Was A Shallow Occupation. People Would Be Watching My Every Move.

I Was So Spoiled In A Way. I Worked Very Hard, But There Was Just A Wealth Of Great Roles.

I'm Too Young To Play Lawyers. But I've Been Really Lucky Because I Never Got Labeled. I Never Did The John Hughes Thing. I Did Adult Movies. I'm Not Bragging Or Anything, But I Think That I've Chosen Really Good Roles. I've Played Different People And Showed That I Have A Little Bit Of Range.

Remember, I'm The Kind Of Kid Who Used To Get Stuffed Into A Locker By School Bullies. I've Never Felt Like I'm A Big Star At Any Level Of My Life.

You're Lucky If You're In Three Great Movies, Or Even One Great Movie. I've Been So Lucky. But If You Rely On The Business To Dictate Whether You're Happy, It Gets Really Complicated. You Just Can't Do That. There Have Been Times In My Life That I've Done That, And I've Found It Depressing.

Weird People Follow You In The Streets, You Can't Sit Alone In A Restaurant Or A Cafe And Read A Book In Peace, And I Think Everybody Values Those Moments Of Being Alone.

If Something Brilliant Comes Along But I Really Feel Like It's Too Old For Me - That I'm Not Gonna Have The Experience It Takes - I'm Not Gonna Do It. Even If It's "a Big Mistake For My Career".

I'm Not Into Wrinkles.

You Go Through Spells Where You Feel That Maybe You're Too Sensitive For This World. I Certainly Felt That.

I Would Love To Someday Do A Play. I Did One When I Was Very Young In San Francisco, Where I Grew Up. A Girl Can Dream.

The Older You Get, The More Yourself You Can Be And The Less Worried You Are About What Other People Think.

You Know You're Getting Older When They're Making Tv Shows, Sequels Or Plays For Things That You Did. It's Very Flattering And Very Humbling, Indeed.

I Will Say, Though, That San Francisco Is A Very Friendly City. It's The Kind Of Place Where People Smile At You And You Can Strike Up Conversations On The Street, So There's Always An Adjustment When I Come Back To New York. If I Smile At Someone On The Street In New York, Then They Think There's Something Up - Like, "why Is She Smiling?"

A Lot Of The Old Movie Theaters Are Closing Down Now, Which Is Really Sad. It's Still In The Back Of My Mind.

I Think It's Really Important To Have A Life Outside Of This [movie] Business And Just Be The Best Person You Can Be.

I Think I Really Scored With My Parents. All Of My Friends Pretty Much Came From Broken Homes, And My Parents Are Still Together, But Not Only That, They're Still In Love And Still Write Together.

I'm A Really Private Person. I Just Love My Work. I Feel Like Celebrity Has Changed So Much, In This Culture. Ever Since They Started With Those Reality Shows And People That Aren't Actors But They're Really Famous, It's Gotten Very Different From When I Started Out. So, The Idea Of Ever Becoming More Than What I Had Is Not Really What I Want.

I Was Very Depressed After Breaking Off My Engagement With Johnny Ten Years Ago. I Was Embarrassingly Dramatic At The Time, But You Have To Remember I Was Only 19 Years Old.

My Parents Really Instilled This Idea In Me Of Being Your Own Person, Almost To The Extent That I Couldn't Do Wrong. I'd Get A Bad Grade And They'd Be Like, "no! What You Did Was Great!"

You Do A Movie If It's Good And If You Want To Do It. It Doesn't Matter If It's Small Or Big Or Expensive Or Cheap. If You Want To Say The Words, You're Gonna Say Them. You Can't Strategize.

It's Really Good To Be Able To Think About Past Loves Without Having A Pit In My Stomach, Or Cringing Or Feeling Heart-broken, Or Like They Hate You. Don't You Think?

It's Also A Question Of Finding Good Material And Interesting Roles. I'm Not The Only Actress Out There, And Good Parts Just Don't Fall Into Your Lap That Easily. But I Like Most Of The Films I've Made Recently And So I'm Pretty Positive About The Future.

Crazy Isn't Being Broken, Or Swallowing A Dark Secret. It's You Or Me, Amplified.

Well, Yeah! Now They're Considered Golden Oldies, Which Is Awesome. I Was Watching Little Women Recently, And I Didn't Want To Get Up For Fear Of Missing Something. And Heathers Is Like My Own Rocky Horror Picture Show; I Recite The Lines When It's On. It May Seem Odd, But I Think It's Because They're Really Good Movies.

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I Don't Hang Out With Agents And Producers And I'm Not Into The Business Side At All.

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You Have Good Days And Bad Days, And Depression's Something That, You Know, Is Always With You.

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Great Opportunity

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Life Is Too Short

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Society Makes Suicide So Romantic. I Mean, You Watch These Tv Movies About Teen Suicide And You Want To Jump In Front Of A Bus. Because Your Biggest Fantasy Is Your Own Funeral. No One Will Admit To It, But It's True.

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I Really Lucked Out In Terms Of How My Parents Encouraged Me To Develop My Own Personality So I Didn't Just Feel Incredibly Insecure And Like I Didn't Fit In.

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In America, I Don't Know How Much Longer The Environment Is Going To Exist. I Sort Of Strongly Believe That We're In Danger.

I Was Very Obsessed With Ruth Gordon. I Really Didn't Foresee Me Having Any Type Of Career As A Leading Lady At All Because It Was Just Blonds. I Just Wasn't The Type - I Was Told That By Casting Directors. I Auditioned For Running On Empty [1988] And The Mosquito Coast [1986], And Martha Plimpton Was Just Killing Me.

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I Want To Be A Good Person, And A Person That People Enjoy Working With, 'cause I Certainly Enjoy Working With Other People.

Working With Others

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I've Learned That It's Ok To Be Flawed, That Life Can Be Messy, That Some Days You Glide And Some Days You Fall, But Most Important, That There Are No Secret Answers Out There.

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But I've Always Felt A Need To Have A Life Which Is Completely Separate - At Least As Far As Possible - From The Kind Of Illusory Lifestyle That Comes With Being A Celebrity.

I Think I'm Learning To Be Bolder In My Career Choices And Be More Confident In My Personal Life. I Haven't Always Felt Very Secure As An Individual, But Now I Feel I Certain Confidence And Sense Of Self That Gets Me Through The Day A Lot Better Than Before.

I Remember When I Was Doing Mermaids [1990], I Was 16 And They Gave Me A B12 Shot Once. My Parents Weren't There, And When They Did Come, They Freaked Out. They Were Terrified, Because Of The Judy Garland Stories. I Know It's Just Vitamin B, But It Did Give You A Boost.

I Was Never Strategic Really, But Back When I Was Starting Out No One Cared. In The Acting Community, Box Office Didn't Matter. I Really Think It Was A Mistake When They Started Paying People Like $20 Million To Do A Movie Because Now It's All People Think About. Is She Worth It? Is He Worth It?

There's Like This Great Thing That Bette Davis Said When Someone Asked Her, "how Do You Get Into Hollywood?" "take Fountain!"

When I Met Johnny, I Was Pure Virgin. He Changed That. He Was My First Everything. My First Real Kiss. My First Real Boyfriend. My First Fiancé. The First Guy I Had Sex With. So He'll Always Be In My Heart. Forever. Kind Of Funny That Word.

My Parents Were Great In The Sense That They Treated Me Like A Human Being When I Was Growing Up. They Showed Me How Beautiful Things Can Be And How Ugly They Can Be.

Somehow I Was Invited To Visit With Audrey Hepburn. I Had This Afternoon With Her, And She Gave Me A Couple Things. She Was So Gracious And Everything You Would Think That She Would Be.

I Thought It Was A Cool Parallel. Being Replaced By The Young Thing. I Know That Definitely Happens In Hollywood. It's Harder To Find Good Roles, And Suddenly There's New Girls. I'm At That Age I've Been Warned My Whole Life About.

I'm Not Into Older Guys. To Tell You The Truth, Richard Gere Is Not The Sexiest Man Alive, In My Book.

My Father Believes That Western Religions Are Death Cults, Which I Agree With.

I Was Mid-sentence When The Casting Director Said, "listen, Kid. You Should Not Be An Actress. You Are Not Pretty Enough. You Should Go Back To Wherever You Came From And You Should Go To School. You Don't Have It." She Was Very Blunt - I Honestly Think That She Thought She Was Doing Me A Favor.

I Remember When I First Started Being In Magazines, I Had Pretty Thin Skin. I Was This Nerd That Read Books And Stayed Home And Didn't Go Out.

I Was Regarded As The School Freak Which Further Reinforced A Lot Of Inhibitions And Doubts I Had About Myself. I Was A Shy, Frightened Teenager For A Long Time.

I'm Not Interested In Playing The Girl That's Just There To Make The Guy, You Know, Give Him A Talking To.

I've Recommended Girls For Jobs That I Had A Different Part In, And Agents Have Been Like, "no, Don't ..."it's So Surprising To Me.

I'd Always Find The Positive In Someone.

It's Just People Should Realize That The Celebrity Aspect Of Being An Actor Is Very Rarely Enjoyable For People Like Me Who Would Always Rather Go Unnoticed And Disappear Into The Crowd.

That's An Aspect Of This Business Which Can Be Very Frustrating And Aggravating. Most Of What Is Written About You Is Wrong And So Much Of What Does Get Printed Is Often About Personal Things That You Don't Want To Have Other People Read About.

There Was A Time When I Was 19 When I Really, Really, Really Thought I Was Going Crazy. I Was Exhausted And Going Through A Terrible Depression.

I Definitely Believe In Legalizing Drugs. It Does Take The Mystery Away. It Takes The Money Away, So Suddenly There Are No Drug Wars. If You're A Junkie, You Can Get Help Easier.

I Think It's Really Important To Have A Life And Have Interests Outside Of This [movie] Business, And Not Rely On This Business To Validate You As A Human Being. If You Do That, You're Really In A Dangerous Spot.

I Remember When I Did Little Women, I Didn't Watch The Katharine Hepburn One Over And Over, Which I Thought I Would Do. Heathers, I Was Completely Obsessed With.

I Think That As Actresses - And I've Definitely Gone Through This In A Really Bizarre Way, Because I Worked So Much And Was Really Lucky With The Roles That I Got When I Was Younger - I Remember Hearing The Older Actors Saying, "it Gets Tough," And Thinking, "really? I Can't Imagine."

I've Loved Making Movies. I Feel Like I've Been So Lucky Because I've Gotten To Be In Movies That Are Some Of My Favorites, Regardless Of My Being In Them - Like 'heathers.'

You Look At People Like Gena Rowlands, But She Had [john] Cassavetes To Write These Amazing Roles For Her.

I'm Quite Comfortable Looking At Myself In Movies, Probably Because I've Been Doing It For So Long, Since I Was A Kid. So I Sort Of Watched Myself Grow Up And Go Through Adolescence, Like, Basically On Camera.

I, Myself, Am Strange And Unusual.

My Problems Seemed So Glamorous To Other People, And Everyone Just Thought I Was So Lucky. But Then, I Was Lucky Because My Family Was Really There For Me. I Think I Just Felt Like I Really Wanted To Hold On To Who I Was As A Person, And Try To Have As Much Of A Normal Life As I Could.

People Think That They Just Want Movies Like Pretty Woman, When Really They - At Least The Ones That I Know Personally - Have Been Waiting For Something That Doesn't Completely Insult Them.

Bette Davis In All About Eve Was Huge For Me. Her Acting Was Staggering.

There Are Actors I Know Personally, Or I've Heard Them Say, "the Less Known About Me, The Better, Because I Just Want People To Think Of Me As The Character." I Think Matt Damon Said That Recently. He Has A Point And I Think I Get That.

What's Awful About Being Famous And Being An Actress Is When People Come Up To You And Touch You. That's Scary, And They Just Seem To Think It's Okay To Do It, Like You're Public Property.

The Actors That I Do Know Are People Who I Think Have Souls, You Know?

Bette Davis, She Was So Brilliant And One Of My Heroes, But She Worked A Ton, And Then She Didn't Get All About Eve [1950] Until The Last Minute. Claudette Colbert Was Supposed To Be Margo Channing, But Then She Broke Her Back And Couldn't Do It. That Allowed Davis To Play Her Age.

All We Want Is To Be Treated Like Human Beings, And Not To Be Patronized, Or Experimented On Like Guinea Pigs.

If A Film Is Well Made, Then Great, Whatever It's About.

I Was Very Lucky Because Tim Burton Really Gave Me A Career. I Don't Think Hollywood Would've Known What To Do With Me. If I Hadn't Done 'beetlejuice,' I Think I Would've Just Gone Back To My School.

I Remember Being 18, And My First Boyfriend Said To Me, "unless You're In The Room, You Don't Know If It's True." We Were Talking About Gossip.

I Don't Have Anything Left To Offer In The Teen-angst Area. I've Done It Every Way I Know How.

Most Of My Wardrobe Is Vintage, And I've Worn Dresses To The Oscars That I Got For $10.

I Was Not The First Choice For Veronica In Heathers. I Auditioned And They Were Like, "oh, Thanks." And I Went To The Beverly Center To Macy's And Had Them Do A Makeover On Me. I Went Back Because I Kind Of Knew That They Thought I Wasn't Pretty Enough. They Were Trying To Get Jennifer Connelly.

You Can't Pay Enough Money To... Cure That Feeling Of Being Broken And Confused.

I Feel My Best When I'm Happy.

It's An Indication Of How Cynical Our Society Has Become That Any Kind Of Love Story With A Sad Theme Is Automatically Ridiculed As Sentimental Junk.

A Lot Of Filmmakers And Actors Say, "it's So Important To Bring An Authenticity To The Role," Blah, Blah, Blah. But Then It's Interesting Because You're Also Trying To Be Somebody Else, And Viewers Are Going To Associate You With That, So I Don't Think It Really Has An Answer.

One Thing You Have To Have When You Act Is Energy.

As An Actress, You Want To Try New Things. You Don't Want To Repeat Yourself. That Becomes More Important To You, As You Get Older.

You Try To Get Out There And Live. I've Always Had Good Friends Who've Been Very Supportive And Help Make Me Feel Good And Grounded Because I've Never Felt Attached To The Film Industry.

I Love Books And Going To Bookstores. My Favorite Sound Is The Sound Of The Needle Hitting The Record.

I'm Very Attached To Movie Theaters And I Love Going To Them. Nothing Will Ever Replace That. It's Very Romantic And Beautiful. I Used To Want To Live Inside Of One, With A Bathtub, A Bike And A Bed, And Just Watch Movies.

In Retrospect, I Went To Jane Fonda For Literally Everything. During Mermaids, We Were Staying In The Same Building, So She Was Right Upstairs From Me. I Was In My First Relationship, So I Got All Sorts Of Advice. She Became Famous In Her Late Teens.

It's Interesting Because First Wives Club Was The First Movie That Made A Shitload Of Money That Starred All Women Over A Certain Age. That Was A Milestone That Made You Think, "oh, Things Are Going To Change."

If You're A Musician, You Can Practice Your Guitar Every Day And Write Songs, But When You're An Actor, You Can't Just Like Burst Into A Monologue. Your Only Exercise Is When You're In Prep Or You're Working.

I'm Not A Big One On - I Don't Know What To Call It - Getting All Glamorous. I Don't Really Worry About My Looks, And I Don't Worry About Getting Old. Exterior Beauty Doesn't Mean A Lot To Me.

I'm The Type Who'd Rather Not Work Than Work On Something I'm Not Into. I've Done That A Couple Of Times, And I Feel Like I Can Totally See It In My Performance.

I Think It's Important To Have As Much As A Normal Life And Take The Time To Get Perspective Because It Only Helps Your Work In The Long Run.

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