Winona Ryder leans on dead family members to help guide her work. "I do believe in spirits," Ryder told a British magazine. "I often feel like someone is guiding me. I had a lot of family members who died in the Holocaust concentration camps. My grandmother is still alive and she has a lot of letters and pictures of relatives and there's this one particular relative of mine who was my age when she died. She was a great violinist and actress and looked a lot like me. I think she is the one. I have had this feeling that she was sometimes there with me and guiding me with performances. I never got to know her. It's a supernatural thing."
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Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Winona's supernatural connection
Winona Ryder leans on dead family members to help guide her work. "I do believe in spirits," Ryder told a British magazine. "I often feel like someone is guiding me. I had a lot of family members who died in the Holocaust concentration camps. My grandmother is still alive and she has a lot of letters and pictures of relatives and there's this one particular relative of mine who was my age when she died. She was a great violinist and actress and looked a lot like me. I think she is the one. I have had this feeling that she was sometimes there with me and guiding me with performances. I never got to know her. It's a supernatural thing."
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