I have watched the entire interview as well, I have even paused it and gone back to listening to a phase over. Ayelet Zurer is such an organic, transparent, and humble actress and human being. I've been following her work very close all the way from Nina's Tragedy to Moonhaven. She truly shines in all she does; TV shows, films, mini-series, series, book illustrations, and writing a book. At this point, I'm not able to name a film where she shines more than in another because she is perfect. In regard to this interview, I acknowledge her essence of being spontaneous and natural. However, I'm feeling anxious about some words she has used to talk about certain scripts and directors that she had worked with and weren't what she thought it was. In this industry, everybody knows each other or knows someone who knows someone else who knows an important director so her words could spread out and be misunderstood. I am saying this because I do want her to go higher in her career and I strongly believe she has a lot more to provide to this beautiful yet competitive industry. But as she stated, we never know when someone "important" could come to this type of video searching for an actress to play a very relevant role as had happened to her before Munich. Therefore, if someone who knows her ever reads this comment, please let her know she always has to be thankful to all directors, good or not, for taking her in their projects. #fromasweetfan