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Yet neither phase of her rise was quite as straightforward as it appeared.
DoubtfireriffAlbert Nobbsand the audacious bootlegger epicLawless she exposed what festered below the genteel surfaces of the past.
(Jane Eyreearned her a comparison toIsabelle Huppertin thepages ofTime, her spiritual godmother in prickliness.)
She can do flirty and flighty, as with her wild-child vampire in Jim JarmuschsOnly Lovers Left Alive.
The line sounds tongue-in-cheek, but it earnestly speaks to how little she cares about conforming to expectations.
Slip up and stumble into a crush, and she might just burn your house down.
Or shoot off your kneecaps.
Or stab you in the neck with pruning shears.
Or crush your skull with a shovel.
Or feed on your blood.
