Skeeter and Aibileen dont really know each other very well, at the beginning.
STONE: Thats outer perspective.
That would be like people sitting around and saying, People view me this way.
How do people view you?
They view me this way.
Were all just people hanging out.
You dont view yourself the way that people view you, most of the time.
I dont think thats ever really a thought because thats put on you.
STONE: If I had a nickel .
Let me say something.
Theres nothing you’re able to know until you know.
There have been a million times in my life where thats happened.
And, it was exciting for two days, but the phone never rang.
And, pretty much, it just feels embarrassing.
It just feels so different than you think it would feel, and its so fleeting.
It will just be different.
With so much success, how have you managed to stay so grounded?
STONE: Im crazy.
Its nice that its not coming across so much, though.
I dont know if thats the case or not.
My mom and my dad never boosted me up, irrationally.
They never told me, Oh, youre so great!
Look at you go!
They said, Were proud of you and were happy youre doing what you want to do.
Ive just got a good momma.
STONE: Its pretty much just you guys.
Theyre not really sitting around asking me about what its like to be inSpider-Man.
Are your friends also actors?
STONE: Some of them, yeah.
Maybe Andrew [Garfield] is [having that happen].
What do you think will most surprised people about that film?
STONE: I dont know.
Well have to see.
Its that expectation thing.
I always struggle with expecting anything.
I dont know what people are expecting fromSpider-Man.
Its like that withThe Help, too.
With all the work youve been doing, have you been able to take a break at all?
STONE: We wrappedSpider-Manat the end of May, so Ive been on a break since then.
Its been about two months.
