I can’t pretend it’s not important to me – Sarah Connor has been the identifying work in my career – but back then it was just another job. It’s only years later that it became this iconic performance. I was 26 when I shot the first one. A lifetime later I felt it’d be interesting to see what time has done, who she is now – more bitter, no longer significant to the future in the way she knew she was before. There were many things for me to draw from, because I have life experience mapped on my face. #interview
28 years ago. #flashbackfriday
Women’s Crew #terminatordarkfate
Friends at Gray Gallery. @perlmutations #flashbackfriday
I never think about what else I can do. Even in Judgment Day, creating this character was an accidental miracle. Jim wanted me to butch my hair up while escaping the mental hospital. I didn’t think we needed that, so I just threw it in a ponytail. People embraced that because I didn’t turn into a guy to play the role; they embraced Sarah Connor’s feminine ideal of strength. We don’t have to look like men to be strong. @redbulletin #interview
Dark Fate Artwork #badass
Mexico City 🙏 #terminatordarkfate
Sisterhood is powerful.#tbt
Japanese #terminatordarkfate
Reality in black
The cover of P.S. Magazine #sparkly
Meet your fate. #terminatordarkfate is in theaters Nov. 1.
Looking back in time #photography
Everyone has a story to tell. We should all listen sometimes. Love meeting new people.
