I'm So Humble It's Crazy. I'm Like

I Like My Men Like I Like My Coffee. Silent.

My Parents Were Really, Really Cool About Supporting What I Wanted To Do At A Really Young Age. I Think I Was About 10 When I Caught The Bug. They Would Drive Me Down To New York If There Were Auditions. When I Was 12, I Did This Show On Broadway Called 'high Society,' So We Moved To New York For The Run Of That.

There's Always Moments Where You Creep Yourself Out, And You Think You Heard Something And You Convince Yourself That Some Spirit Is In The Room With You, But Truly, I Don't Believe In Any Of That Kind Of Thing. A Lot Of My Friends Really Do.

As An Actress You're Perpetually About To Be Unemployed. That Fear - When You Have Two Parents Who Worked 9-to-5 Jobs And Went Through Periods Of Being Unemployed - Is Real. Those Were Not Welcome Times In My Childhood. Working 14 Hours A Day Isn't Sustainable, But I Prefer It To Doing Fewer Films. I Might As Well Be Doing The Thing That I Wanted To Do My Whole Life.

An Actor Should Always Let Humility Outweigh Ambition.