Every Pound For A Woman In The

I Am My Father's Daughter. It Was Not Up To Me Growing Up. I Was His Hunting And Fishing Buddy, So I've Been Shooting My Whole Life.

For The Most Part I Pick Movies Based On The Merit Of The Script, And The Merit Of The Script Only.

I Was Working With Real Artists [in The Rum Diary], And That's Difficult To Do And Very Rare, In This Industry, Ironically.

My Very Best Friend Died In A Car Accident When I Was 16 Years Old. That Was The Hardest Blow Emotionally That I Have Ever Had To Endure. Suddenly, You Realize Tomorrow Might Not Come. Now I Live By The Motto, 'today Is What I Have.'

I Always Felt Like An Outcast At School. I Had Good Friends, But None That I Truly Related To.