For Me, The Dumbest Rule Is That

I Think It Starts To Feel Really Redundant When You Start To Do Something The Same Way Over And Over Again. I Don't Think It's Good To Become So Dependent On A Certain Writing Process.

You Have To Be Really Comfortable With Yourself Because People Are Going To Tell You That You're Eyes Are Too Brown Or You're This Or You're That. And If You're Not Comfortable With Yourself, You Could Get Pretty Freaked Out.

I Try To Find Some Sort Of Meditative Hobby To Do On Set, And It's Different For Every Film. There's A Lot Of Downtime, But I Don't Like Reading On Set Because It Feels Like You're Taking Yourself Out Of Your World, Instead Of Being Present. And Then, You Feel Like You're Not Ready To Do Whatever You Have To Do.

There Is Beauty In Living In A Small Space, As A Child. Some Aspects Of It Are So Beautiful, And It's So Nice To Not See The Darkness. But Then, In Other Ways, There's A Whole Range Of Experience That's Being Missed Because Of It.

Singing Is An Incredible Expression And Something That Is Important To Me, But Where I Feel Comfortable With How Much I Reveal About Myself Is Acting. I Enjoy The Characters, The Costumes, The Wigs And Just Being A Chameleon.