I Wish I Was A Teenager In

No Matter What Character Your Play. I Feel Like Whenever Anyone Is Honest And Whole And Well-written, You're Going To Be Able To Connect To That Person Because We're All Kinda Made Up Of The Same Stuff And I Think That's Always One Of The Really Powerful Things About Approaching Each Individual Character And Role And Film.

Of Course You Have Days That Are Long, You're Tired, And Things Aren't Working Out, And You Can Get Frustrated, But I Would Say Any Of The Things That Make It Less Glamorous Or Cause Some Complexity Or Turn You Down The Road You Weren't Expecting To Go Down Is A Part Of The Thrill.

Scientists And Religious Leaders, Activists And First Nation Leaders, Ceos Of Corporations And Actors, All Of Us Need To Come Together Right Now, Because The Planet Is In A Lot Of Pain. My Job Doesn’t Always Feel Like An Integral Part Of The Change That Needs To Occur. If I Can Offer, In My Profession, To Do Things That Are Going To Allow More People To Connect With Certain Issues, Then I Hope It’s Useful.

I've Never Done A Movie In That Genre, And I Love A Lot Of Those Movies. I Watched The Director's [david Freyne] Short Film [the First Wave], Which I Loved. And The Script Was Just So Good. He's Found This Way To Tell A New Story.

I Grew Up Playing Sports, But Now I Feel Like I Can't, Because If I Get Injured, I'll Impair Whatever Film I'm Working On.