I Remember Saying To My Mom, 3

I Always Choose My Projects For The Script Or What The Director Want To Tell With That Story. And If I Like The Story.

You Need To Focus So Much On What's In Front Of You Rather Than Thinking About What Might Happen In The Future.

Always, Your Work Is The Same: You Have To Tell A Story, You Have To Make A Character. It Doesn't Matter If There Are Thousands Of Dollars, Millions Behind It, Or If There Is Nothing.

I Always Think That When We Actors Talk About The Films That We've Done We Run The Risk Of Destroying Everything.

No One Told Me About Boys. I Had To Figure It Out Myself. The First Thing I Learned Was That Sometimes They Grow Slower Than Women Mentally.