I Was Never Strategic Really, But Back

I Was So Spoiled In A Way. I Worked Very Hard, But There Was Just A Wealth Of Great Roles.

Most Of My Wardrobe Is Vintage, And I've Worn Dresses To The Oscars That I Got For $10.

You Try To Get Out There And Live. I've Always Had Good Friends Who've Been Very Supportive And Help Make Me Feel Good And Grounded Because I've Never Felt Attached To The Film Industry.

Most Actors Don't Know What They're Going To Do Next, So You Get Into This Thing Where You Have To Force Yourself To Have Another Life Outside Of Acting. And Then, As Soon As You Start Something In This Sort Of Normal Life That You're Trying To Live, You Get A Job. So You Have This Constant Struggle Because You Want To Be Able To Commit To Things And To Finish Things In Your Life, But Then You Also Want To Be Able To Act.

I Was Mid-sentence When The Casting Director Said, "listen, Kid. You Should Not Be An Actress. You Are Not Pretty Enough. You Should Go Back To Wherever You Came From And You Should Go To School. You Don't Have It." She Was Very Blunt - I Honestly Think That She Thought She Was Doing Me A Favor.