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I Went Through This Realization That Acting, At Its Heart, Is The Ability To Manipulate Your Own Emotions.

It's So Archaic. It's Just, Like, Bizarre To Me. I Feel Like In 10 Or 15 Years' Time Our Children Are Going To Look Back And Say, 'what? You Were Around When Gay People Weren't Allowed To Get Married?'

I Don't Think There's Any Kind Of Preparation For Sudden Celebrity. I Think You Almost Have This Slight Nervous Breakdown When That Kind Of Media Attention Happens. I Mean, You're Doing The Same Kind Of Thing That You Do All The Time, Only You Have To Make These Weird Adjustments. Like, You're Buying A Slice Of Pizza And Somebody's Outside Photographing You Which Is Weird - That's Not Normal! It's Very Uncomfortable.

I'd Rather Go To The White House Correspondents' Dinner Than Any Awards Show.

I Didn't Want To Be Driving To Work Everyday And Sending Out My Starbucks Order. I Didn't Want To Be In New York Or L.a. I Wanted To Have Space And I Wanted To Be In A Remote Place Where All Of Us Could Just Be Ourselves And Not Worry About Anyone Trying To Listen In Or Get In On That. I Wanted To Just Be Comfortable. I Feel Like Being In A Big City - As Much As I Find New York, In Particular, Very Inspiring In A Lot Of Ways - Can Also Be Claustrophobic.