Jodie Foster

They really were all these brothers and fathers who –

would teach me things, and they'd talk about how the camera worked.

And, you know, we would all be freezing together or complaining about the food together.

And there was this community of people that I belonged to.

And because I love movies and love television, that was such a big part of my life, I was a part of something.

So that's the part that I remember.

I don't remember the work particularly as being intriguing.

No, I think that it was more complicated than that.

You know, there were moments where, for example, I'd rebel because I didn't want to take my makeup off, something I hated doing as a kid.

You know, I hated taking my makeup off.

And at the time, we wore all that kind of, like, orange pancake all over your face.

And I would lie.

So she'd say, did you take your makeup off?

And I would say, yes.

And, of course, I hadn't.

It was all over me.

It was all over my white shirt.

And then she would say to me, you know...

You can quit any time.

You can always stop.