If You Read The Novel, You Have

You Go Up For Hundreds, Thousands Of Roles, And You Get Told No, No, No, So Many Times.

I Can't Stand [female] Characters That Are Not Empowered In A Certain Way, Or At Least Don't Come To A Conclusion At The End Of The Movie Where They Find Empowerment In Themselves.

On Set, I Like To Be Treated Just Like A Normal Adult Actor. We All Put As Much Time And Effort Into Our Craft As Adults, And Maybe Even More Because We Have School To Do And A Lot Of Things To Figure Out.

My Brother, Who's My Acting Coach, He Can Be Like, "that Sucked, Chloe. You Need To Pick That Up. You're Not Thinking Right Now. Seriously, Think." It's A Good Harsh Reality, Because My Family Keeps Me Very Grounded.

I Love The Spontaneity Of Plays And Of Being Onstage, Because That's An Energy That You Can't Really Fabricate In Movies.