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## Video: 10 Questions for Reese Witherspoon

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_Published 2011-12-27. Actress and producer Reese Witherspoon sits down with TIME to talk about her career and charitable work_


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## Transcript

Reese Witherspoon is an Academy award winning actress, a mother of two, and a woman who has been romanced on screen by both Wilson brothers. Reese, welcome. Thank you. So, you are the honorary chair of the Avon Foundation and one of its big issues is breast cancer. Is there something that we're not doing in the fight against breast cancer? There's so much that's being done, there's so much research and progress that has been made but as with anything that is, you know, a global epidemic, I think it needs to be dealt with continually. And when you talk about every three minutes, a woman is diagnosed world wide.

I think it's still a situation where we have to create research and funding is always necessary and education. Being an advocate and being in movies and also. Probably donating to causes. Which do you find to be, for the celebrity, the most effective way of affecting change? Fundraising is of utmost importance. Especially when you're talking about new technologies, and news sciences, and education. But you know? It's wonderful to see my colleagues making movies about breast cancer, you know? And, and really showing the psychological par, parts of it that are. So important for women to understand, and families to sort of talk about.

You said once that the this is the quote the battles we face in this business aren't financial, but they're moral. And I wonder how much those two things are intertwined. That the reason people suspend their morals, is because there's so much money on the line. Well I think certainly when you talk about any amount of money, I mean there's, there's morality involved and. You know, I think every day you make choices that you have to live with for the rest of your life. And I think, you know, its just like any other any other life situation you just have to make choices that I, you know, hopefully reflect your true character.

And I, I hope to be doing that. Although it's always dangerous territory. To be talking about morals and character. [ LAUGH ]. It's really the sign of a fall to come usually. You've made some incredibly successful movies and you've made some that were disappointing in, in the box office. Do you feel differently about that afterwards? Yeah, of course. When movies are disappointing, it's more than just the financial sort of disappointment. It's, it's a real emotional experience cuz you, you know, carry that with you, and you put a lot of effort and energy into the movie and all the people that you've worked with and.

But it makes all the successes that much better. Then yeah, I've had. Disastrous Saturday [ LAUGH ] morning, it's really like, oh, really, that really is not gonna do well is it, so, but, he's right. Can you ever tell? Nope. I'm really bad at that. I don't, I, I can't ever prognosticate what, what people are gonna like or not like though. I just try to go with what, I would wanna see and, and try and bear in mind, you know? People have very difficult lives. They wanna go and enjoy themselves at the movies. Sometimes it's easier to just go to a movie and not think for a while. Did you ever think Legally Blonde would take off as, as hugely as it did?

No. I had no idea it was gonna be so successful. I really loved that character. I loved Elle Woods so much. She's just really interesting. One of those sort of. Great innocence in the world, you know? [ NOISE ]

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