14 DAY TRIAL // To promote the third and last “Hangover” film, Heather Graham is sitting down for an interview with Vegas Magazine, in which she talks, among other things, about being single and “having fun” at 43. She says she “dodged a bullet” in not getting married.
Speaking of marriage, Heather insists that she’s not against it but she would never choose being married and unhappy over staying single and being happy.
In fact, she’s not closing the door on the idea that she too might tie the knot some day, assuming the right person, the proverbial Mr. Right, ever comes along.
“I’m not against it. I would definitely do it if I was in the right situation. I would like to be with someone I could settle down with and be with for the rest of my life. But I don’t feel like I need to,” Heather says.
In the meantime, she’s having lots of “fun” but she won’t go into details as to what that might mean.
Jokingly, she says she might consider writing a book about the adventures she’s had and the men she’s loved, but it won’t happen until she’s 80 years old and everyone she’ll write about is dead.
“I want to choose better for myself,” Graham says of her love life.
“I think everyone I’ve dated has been great, but maybe not the most compatible match. I kind of feel like I dodged a bullet. I’d rather be happily single than unhappily married. In the meantime, I’m having a lot of fun,” she adds.
She also talks about her experience on the set of “The Hangover” and how it helped her expand as a comedic actress.
Being 43 years old, she doesn’t feel any kind of pressure of settling for only certain types of roles, saying she’s constantly looking to do all kinds of parts because that’s what’s keeping her feeling young.
On the topic of youth, Heather swears she hasn’t had any work done on her face because she’s scared and doesn’t want to look “weird.” “I think if you’re happy, then that’s the glow,” she says.