VivicaAFox

Oh wow!

Um... KILL BILL was an awesome experience. But very physical. The first 3 months we trained for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. It was like the Olympics or something, okay?

And it was tough. But then I also went to China for 1 month, and trained for hours a day, 5 days a week. So LOTS of training. But then when I came back, and we filmed it, and the fight scene, I knew it was incredible, even though I counted 30 bruises on my leg one morning - we were INTO it. They were battle scars, I was proud of them. And when I finally saw it on the screen, I thought it was worth it.

Quentin was the most professional, most demanding director I've ever worked with. And I cannot wait to work with him again.

Uma just had had her son! And I can remember at first all the girls were dropping weight so quickly, and she was frustrated because she was still breastfeeding, and I said "Don't worry, it'll come off." So she went to China for a month to film, and when I saw her again, a month later, I walked right past her! And she was like "yay! I got skinny!"

I used to hangout with Uma all the time. I liked her kids, and they liked me. We would go bowling on our cheat day, and have pizza with the kids. It was an amazing, amazing experience. It really was.

AHAHAHAHAHA!

That's so funny that someone brought that up! I love that! Wow!

You know... Alfonso and Will and all of us - we all go back so far - and that was so funny, to see my character who was a bitch-on-wheels, giving Will's character the hardest time, that Carlton - of all people - could smack me into place! I liked my "choke-chain" being pulled by Carlton!

Kissing Will Smith!

That's why we won the MTV "Best Kiss" award.

Well, you have to put on your big girl boots. It's because you're like your own writer, producer and director - because it's improv- you have to come up with funny stuff to say, and sometimes, he would let you know if you weren't as funny as you thought you were! And that can hurt your feelings. So you just had to say "Okay, back to the drawing board, I'll come up with something else."

It was funny and it introduced me to a whole new audience. I used to be able to go to NYC and blend in - and now, I got "Oh wow, LOVED You on CURB! so it was a whole new audience I got exposed to.

Well, we trained for a month in Beijing, and then they went to Tokyo.