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Zoe Saldana, Aziz Ansari and Olivia Wilde at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards Nominations Announcement.
Olivia Wilde attending the ‘Her’ premiere in LA (12.12.13)
I think it’s very healthy to spend time alone. You need to know how to be alone and not be defined by another person.
Olivia Wilde, David Darg and Bryn Mooser, co-founders of Ryot, for December's issue of Details Magazine
She is a combination of everything that I love about women - she’s smart, strong, caring, beautiful, and as funny as anybody I’ve ever known. She just has it all. It’s like she’s the most gorgeous Costco you’ve ever seen in your life.- Jason Sudeikis
Check out Olivia Wilde, Rooney Mara, and Joaquin Phoenix in the Her trailer!
Olivia, there's a scene with you and Jake in your new place, where he's moved you in. There's sort of a fight and, that one, I've gathered was a tough one.
Well, it was interesting because we had been shooting for a bit by then, but we had just the idea that this would be a point in which the characters would have some sort of squabble, and there was no real idea of how big it would be, how small. I actually thought that would be the scene where we would finally kiss. So I was thinking like "this scene is the kissing scene" and I was kind of in there, cause I felt like there was all this tension and this would be when it finally released. The director had a completely different idea, the other actor had a completely different idea, so it became us actually fighting with each other and just digging at each other in ways that we had already figured each other out (...) and we just went for it. It became sort of a nasty fight and it got to us.
I was a casting assistant, so I’ve brought coffee to almost everyone I’ve now worked with. (Laughs.) But I started out slowly and did TV and did movies, some big, some small. And it’s funny, I was telling Kathryn just now that I’ve been working for 12 years professionally, but I feel like I just started. That’s a weird thing that can happen in this business. You can have a lot of experience and then do something you’re really proud of and say, “OK, now I feel like I can call myself an actor and I’m doing what I want to do.” - Olivia Wilde for The Hollywood Reporter's inaugural Breakthrough Performers Panel