10 Questions for Jodie Foster
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ARE YOU HAPPY WITH YOUR DECISIONS? I'm happy that this is where I got to. At 43, I have a real life, and I have a career that I'm proud of, and I'm not some workaholic who only feels like she's living if she's on a movie set. But another person has to be himself. I don't need to be Tom Cruise, and so I'm not Tom Cruise.
BUT TOM DOES NEED TO BE TOM? Yeah! Oh yeah, he loves it. I knew him when we were young, and there's something so adorable about him. He wants to drive a fast car! He wants to learn how to fly an airplane! He wants to have three of them! I bet you if you could pay to go to Mars, he'd do that. And I'd be like, You know what? I've TiVoed the Super Bowl, and I'm just gonna eat popcorn. I'll see ya when you get home.
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