Kristin Scott Thomas helped define ’90s cinema with a breakout role in 1994’s Four Weddings and Funeral, followed by 1996's Mission: Impossible and, of course, The English Patient, which cemented her ranking in Hollywood with a Best Actress Oscar nomination.

The Academy Award nominee catches up with THR about her semi-autobiographical film 'My Mother's Wedding' and why she finally took a seat in the director's chair: "I find it very difficult to actually get my head around the fact that I made the decisions.