Krista Smith: Over 70 performances you've had, of characters that you've played to me when I look at some of this stuff, and obviously, this year you
have two films, Boy Erased and Destroyer, which you guys are lucky enough to be going to see after we finish chatting.
But it seems like your work is only getting better and more interesting as you go along in your career.
Do you look at things differently now than you did, let's say when you were just starting out and we first met you when you came, it was dead calm, I think.
And then you went into Days of Thunder and you kind of started your path here in America with that?
Nicole Kidman: I started actually at 14 in a film called Bush Christmas.
And I got to get out of school for six weeks. And, but I think my whole journey has always been trying to find characters.
And as an actor, you're very much, you're not in the driver's seat. I mean, you need a director to choose you.
You audition a lot, particularly when you're young, it's like, that's what you do. And sometimes you get the role and sometimes you don't.
And I think you just have to have a passion and sort of view it as a long term because for me it was always the journey.
