The "Zero Dark Thirty" star insists there is a way for Hollywood stars to "set their own privacy" in the film industry by not attending popular celebrity haunts, reported Female First.
"In this industry you can set your own privacy. If I go to certain restaurants with my boyfriend I know we're going to get photographed," she said.
"But when the public is involved in your relationship... they can demand or ask questions because they feel like they have an ownership of it, because you sold it. That means they have a say in your private life."
"My experience with making movies is that I want to walk away from each role, and each set, having learned something and grown as a person.
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