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Having To Be Nice All The Time Is Exhausting And Boring, But To Play Someone Who Just Has That Under Layer Of Unhappiness, You Know That It Comes From Someplace.

I Was Always Longing To Do, Emotionally And Physically, What My Male Counterparts Always Got To Do. I Just Felt Envious, Every Time I Saw A Movie That I Was In Awe Of, And It Was Usually A Male Lead. And Those Kinds Of Roles Weren't Available. They Just Weren't Being Written.

I Grew Up In A Way Where I Didn't Realize There Were Limitations.i Always Thought I Could Speak My Mind.

When You're An Actor, Seeing Yourself For The First Time, You Spend All Your Time Just Watching Yourself And Hating Yourself And Picking Your Performance Apart. You Say, "i Look Horrible. I Should Quit."

You Know, People Ask, "how Does The Chemistry Happen?" It's Like Being In A Bar When You're Drunk. You See The Person, And You Don't Know Why, It Just Works. And It's Like Everything Goes In Slow-motion.