If A Film Is Well Made, Then

I Definitely Believe In Legalizing Drugs. It Does Take The Mystery Away. It Takes The Money Away, So Suddenly There Are No Drug Wars. If You're A Junkie, You Can Get Help Easier.

I've Learned That It's Ok To Be Flawed, That Life Can Be Messy, That Some Days You Glide And Some Days You Fall, But Most Important, That There Are No Secret Answers Out There.

It's Just People Should Realize That The Celebrity Aspect Of Being An Actor Is Very Rarely Enjoyable For People Like Me Who Would Always Rather Go Unnoticed And Disappear Into The Crowd.

No One Is Banging My Door Down To Be A Superhero. I Don't Know How Good I Would Be. I Have Low Bone Density, So I Don't Know If Anyone Really Wants To Put Me In A Cape And Chuck Me Out A Window. But A Lot Of My Friends, Who Are Great Actors And Who Come From Film, Are Doing Tv Because That's Where The Opportunities Are. For Us, It Does Feel Like It's Similar To Making The Movies That We Used To Make.

How I Was Raised Was, There Were No Rules - Nothing Like That. If I Wanted To Take A Drug Because I Was In School And Everybody Was Doing It, I Could Go To My Parents And Say, "i Really Want To Try This." And They'd Say, "if You Do This, O.k., But This Is What Can Happen To You..." They'd Say, "don't Get It In The Streets, Because It Could Be Really Bad And Make You Freak Out. Don't Take It In A Crowded Place, Because You'll Panic."