I Didn't Get Into Acting To Have

I Always Have Directors Who Are Somewhat Frustrated Because They'll Reference A Beautifully Obscure Film From The '50s Or '60s Or '70s, And I've Not Seen It.

Thirty Was A Big Deal For Me. It Was The Age Where I Reevaluated Everything - How I Approached Life And How I Thought About Myself. When I Look At My 20s, Or When I Look At Any Period In My Life, I Think About How Much Time I've Wasted Trying To Find The Right Man.

I Think A Lot Of Times We Don't Pay Enough Attention To People With A Positive Attitude Because We Assume They Are Naive Or Stupid Or Unschooled.

Working With Green Screen, You Really Rely On The Director In A Way That You Don't On Different Types Of Films.

I Had An Existential Crisis At The Oscars, Sitting Next To Sean Penn And Meryl Streep, And Being Like, 'what Am I Doing Here? I Don't Belong Here'. I Felt Like It Could All Be Taken Away.