I Always Want A Challenge. My Whole

I Meet Susan [saradon], And She Was Amazing. We Sit Down To Go Through The Script [thelma & Louise]. I Swear, I Think It Was Page One - She Says, "so My First Line, I Don't Think We Need That Line. Or We Could Put It On Page Two. Cut This ..." And I Was Just Like ... My Jaw Was To The Ground.

The Whole Point Of Why I'm Doing This Is To Show All Kids, Boys And Girls, That Women Take Up Half The Space And Do Half Of The Interesting Things In The World And Have Half Of The Dreams And Ambitions. Our Slogan Is, "if They See It, They Can Be It."

Instead Of Trying To Manufacture Feelings, Use The Way You Already Feel. Or At Least Add That In.

[my Aunt] Took Me To My First Play, Too, Which Was Dinner Theater. I Don't Know If They Have That In England, But You Eat A Dinner While You Watch A Play. And She Ordered A Glass Of Wine. I Was Like, "oh My God. This Is, Like, The Most Sophisticated Thing I Have Ever Done."

Women Are In Many Ways Second-class Citizens In The United States In 2016, Because Of The Way That We're Portrayed In Popular Culture.