I always, always wanted to work wih Stephen Frears.

The work that he has done over the past 25 years, the compassionately observed, detailed, hilarious, brutal, weird, charming work that he has done is breathtaking. As his lucky colleague in The Devil Wears Prada and now in Julie and Julia I, I was absolutely entranced by his urbanity and his cool. He's very cool and he has a kind of manly self assurance that he can make you laugh, and that he can make the perfect martini and he did it for me every single night.

"He's an amazing actor, and a great human being"

"Betsy Parrish was a singing teacher at Yale who who said everyone can sing, and in the class we would have all these boys who would say -' I'm not gonna... I'm not gonna, I'm not going to do that, I'm not gonna get up, I don't have to do that" and she said - "Yes you will you will learn to sing and you will sing in front of us, and you'll make everybody cry", - and by the end of the of the class she got that or out of them"

I loved working with Wes Anderson, but I was a fox, so I would like to work with him as a human some time.

There are also a lot of wonderful directors that I would love to work with again. I love Spike Jonze