I Love Wearing Men's Clothing And Underwear.

I Felt A Combination Of Happiness And Humility [ To People Magazine's 100 Most Beautiful People ]. At The Same Time There's A Lot Of Pressure, Because People Can Approach You Whose Intentions Aren't In The Best Place, And They Can Say Things That Are Very Hurtful. And On One Of Those Days When You Wake Up And You Just Go And Get Your Coffee Without Worrying About Looking Your Best, You Make Yourself Vulnerable To Someone Who'd Say Something Like, "you Look Awful For Being On The Top 100 List."

I Just Want To Be Part Of Great Stories That Are Told And For Them To Be Relevant.

There Was This Book That Judi Dench Wrote That Said There Was A Moment Where, Before An Actor Can Be This Or Be That, The Actor Must Simply Be. I Thought That To Have Absolute Presence Was To Absorb Everything That’s Thrown At You.

I Find It Really Frustrating When People Go, "i Want To Be Famous And Glamorous Like You." It's Hard For Me Not To Have A Bad Thought When Someone Says That To Me, Since If There's Anything This Business Is Not, Is Glamorous. It's Only Glamorous For Maybe Five Minutes Every Now And Then.

I Don't Understand Labels. I Don't Need Anybody To Tell Me I'm Latina Or Black Or Anything Else. I've Played Characters That Were Written For Caucasian Females, I Just Want To Be Given The Same Consideration As Everybody Else, And So Far That Has Been Happening.