Child Stars Have Nothing. They Have No

I Knew How To Read A Contract By 10 Years Old, But I Didn't Know What It Meant For Somebody To Come In And Tell Me They Loved Me And Kiss Me Goodnight. That's A Problem.

Becoming An Actor Wasn’t A Choice – It Was Something I Was Forced Into. At 3, You Can’t Make Those Choices... I Supported My Family, And If I Got Fired Or Missed An Audition, I’d Be Punished As If I’d Messed Up In School. I Was Starved, Because They Wanted To Keep My Weight At A Certain Place; My Hair Was Bleached – That Was My Life. I Wasn’t Allowed To Play With Kids On My Block Or Ride A Bike Or Play Ball, In Case I Got A Scratch – I Wasn’t Even Allowed To Be Bar Mitzvahed Because I Couldn’t Attend Enough Lessons.

Self-realization Is Great.

I Started Working When I Was Three Years Old And Was Basically Known Before I Knew Who My Own Name Was. My Parents Needed Money, So At That Time It Became My Responsibility To Pay The Bills.

I've Been Labeled All My Life.