Eliza Dushku Quotes

I Was Raised In Boston By Three Older Brothers And A Very Strong And Empowering Single Mom.

In My First Movie, That Night, With Juliette Lewis, I Had A Scene With Two Other Girls Where We Applied A Cream To Our Chests To Make Our Breasts Grow. I Was 10.

For The Longest Time, I Thought I Was A Boy. I Really Did. I Wore Boys' Clothes, Played Tag Football.

Each Year, I Say I'm Going To Go To School Next Year. It's Inevitable That I'll End Up Getting My Education.

My Mother Would Take Groups Of Students To Different Countries And Always Brought Us Along, So By The Time I Was 10, I Had Been To Russia, China, Nicaragua And Several Other Countries.

Well, When I Moved To L.a. At 17, I Had Just Come Out Of High School. I Grew Up And Went To Public School In Boston.

I Wanted To Be A Political Science Professor And Go To School In Boston. I Never Wanted To Be A Big, Famous Movie Star And Tv Star. It Kind Of Found Me.

My Mom Is Like This Hard-core, Liberal Feminist. She's A Professor In Boston, And She's Been Teaching Women's Studies For 30 Years And International Politics.

When I'm Shooting, I Just Try To Make Sure I Wouldn't Be Embarrassed Of It Later, Because In Watertown, You Don't Get Away With Anything.

My Mom Is This Liberal, Feminist, Mormon Powerhouse. I Just Love Her To Death.

Rhymes With Push-koo; I Always Say It Sounds Like A Breakfast Cereal.

Growing Up I Was As Big A Tomboy As You Can Get.