As A Kid, I Spent Every Summer

I Had Written The Script For Juno And Apparently Steven Spielberg Had Read It. I Can't Just Call Him Steven, That's Weird... Mr. Spielberg Had Read It And He Liked It. He Asked Me If I Would Write This Television Show For Him And I Said, 'yeah!'

I'm One Of The People That Were Divorced By 30, Which Is Apparently A Growing Group... Obviously It's Something That Affects You Forever. It's Going To Be Interesting To See In Ten, Twenty Years What Kind Of Lasting Effect Young Divorce Has On The People That Are Doing It Because It's Becoming More And More Common.

The Stuff I Write Isn't Strictly Autobiographical, But It's Personal, If That Makes Any Sense. It Draws All These Little Incidents And People Out Of My Life And Then Contorts Them.

I Had The Experience Last Year Of Directing My First Feature While I Had A 1-year-old Son And While I Was Also Pregnant, So I Am Now Well Aware Of The Difficulties Women Who Are Rearing Children Face When They're Also Trying To Make Headway In Mainstream Of Film.

Juno Macguff: Wise Move. I Know This Girl Who Had A Huge Crazy Freakout Because She Took Too Many Behavioral Meds At Once. She Took Off All Her Clothes And Jumped Into The Fountain At Ridgedale Mall And She Was Like, "blaaaaah! I'm A Kraken From The Sea!" Su-chin: That Was You.