At Sixty, More Content Emerges
When you turn 60, you get more content. Life becomes richer.
Jodie Foster
American actress and director, twice Academy Award winner, known for roles in 'The Silence of the Lambs' and 'Taxi Driver'.
All moments: Jodie Foster
- Character with Depth and Contradictions — Jodie Foster
It's nice to play a character that has a lot of depth, variety and unpredictability.
- Risk: The Price of Being Serious — Jodie Foster
I've always believed that if you want to be taken seriously, you need to take risks.
- Motherhood: Life's Greatest Role — Jodie Foster
Motherhood is the most important role of my life. It taught me more about acting than anything else.
- An Actress With Her Own Voice — Jodie Foster
I'm not interested in playing safe roles. I like roles that ask questions.
- Independent Cinema: Creator's Passion — Jodie Foster
There's a special spirit in indie films. People work because they're passionate about the project, not for money.
- Director and Actress: Two Different Worlds — Jodie Foster
I wanted to be a director. It gave me a completely different way of seeing cinema and storytelling.
Related moments
- Age Is Not a Number — David Bowie
At 40, I feel younger than ever. Age is a state of mind.
- Eighty-Four Years of Wisdom — Quincy Jones
Don't carry a grudge. Forgiveness is the key to freedom.
- Loss and Adaptation — Paul Simon
When we lose something important, we discover new ways to be.
- From Silence of the Lambs to One Life — Anthony Hopkins
I was so young when I played Hannibal. Now I look at that role very differently.
- One Day I'll Learn the Big Secret — Anthony Hopkins
One day I will learn the big secret. I'm old enough not to fear death.
- Face to Face with Deafness — David Hockney
Deafness doesn't stop vision. Actually, when you hear less, you see more.