I Never Consciously Said, 'i Want To

Television In America Is So Elaborate. There Are So Many Remote Cranes, And They Have All The Toys To Play With. The Directors Are Really Good. They Really Work With You. So, I'm Not Really On Set Thinking, "oh, My God, This Is Television. It's Very Different."

I Think Working With Johnny Depp Was Very Intimidating. It Was My Fault Though. I Mean He's A Total Cool Nice, Nice Guy, But I Was Just So, I Don't Know, Overpowered By His Presence. Like He's A Very Mystic Person. He's Older So I Never Really Warmed Up Around Him. I Was So Stiff.

I Don't Like Actors Who Try To Talk Directors Into Making Their Part Bigger And That's Really Lame.

I Always Performed When I Was A Child. My Parents Got Very Annoyed, Because My Brother And I Had Our Little Bedrooms Upstairs, And I Would Plaster The House With Posters With Arrows Pointing Upstairs.

My Background Is A Small Town With No Movie Theater. So... I Always Pictured Myself Onstage. I Went To Acting School And Learned All The Skills. I Left Early Because I Did My First Movie And Discovered That I Really Loved The Minimalistic Work With The Camera.