In Acting Class, You're Trained To Express

A Lot Of Times The Character's Experience Is Not In Accordance With The Tone Of The Movie And It's Not Really My Job To Account For The Tone Of The Movie. That's The Director's Job.

Look, I Don't Have A Facebook Page Because I Have Little Interest In Hearing Myself Talk About Myself Any Further Than I Already Do In Interviews Or Putting Any More About Myself Online Than There Already Is. But If I Wasn't In This Position, I'm Sure I Would Use It Every Day.

It's So Nerve-wracking To Be On A Set. They're The Most Stressful Place In The World, Because You're Making Something Permanent, And There Are So Many People Relying On You In A Lot Of Ways.

I Think The Most Important Thing For An Actor Is Reading The Script And Trying To Figure Out If You Can Play That Character Well. The Last Thing On My Mind Is If The Director Made Good Movies Previously. It's Not My Job To Know If That Director's Last Movie Was Any Good - It's My Job To Know If I Can Play The Role.

Where I Feel Something That I Had Written Was Misinterpreted In A Way That Made People Feel Bad, That Is Absolutely Horrifying To Me. I Feel So Embarrassed And I Feel Ashamed That I Should Make People Feel Bad.