I Approach All Of My Movies With

I Can't Be A Part Of The Problem. I Hate The Idea Of A Label Just As Much As Anyone Else But I'm With Who I'm With, I Love Who I Love And I'm If Not A Better Actress Than I Was Yesterday And My Personal Life Should Have No Effect On That. I Think That The Injustice Of People Staying In The Closet Is More Than I Can Bear With A Clear Conscience And I Couldn't Sleep At Night If I Was A Part Of That Problem, If I Was Part Of The Lies.

I Say I'm A Rebel. I'm Continually Fighting Against [sexism]. I Don't Take Parts Because They're For The Sexy Girl. I Take The Sexy Girl Parts And Try To Give Them Something Else And Make Them A Character.

By The Time I Was Seventeen, I Was On My Way To Hollywood And Didn't Look Back. My Family Is Supportive Now, But Like Any Adult Guardian Of A Seventeen-year-old Daughter, They Were Not Thrilled With My Plan To Run Off To The La To Make It As An Actress. Even A Somewhat Functioning Parent Would Think That Was A Bad, Bad Idea. Lucky For Me, I Didn't Listen To Them.

I Naturally Have Some Curves, Like Most Women, Just Unfortunately Not Like Most Women In Hollywood. I'm Only Considered Curvy In Hollywood. It's A Weird Town.

I've Made Movies That Were Adaptations And I've Been Kind Of Frustrated By The Process Because, You Know That Old Axiom, 'it's Never As Good As The Book'? It's Often True Because Nothing Competes With Your Own Imagination. When You're Reading A Book And You Imagine Something In Your Head, Nothing's Going To Compete With That.