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A Lot Of Moms Give Their Kids Line Reads. My Mom Wasn't Put In That Position Because I Always Had An Acting Teacher Helping With The Feelings Rather Than How To Say Something.

The Filmmaker Is Really Important To Me: It Could Be Their First Film; It's Not Just About Their Reputation, But I Have To Really Believe In Them.

It's Important To Me That I Don't Get Trapped In The Whole Teen Scene, Because I Feel That You Can Get Lost In Those Kind Of Movies, And They Aren't Really About The Actors; They're About The Selling Of The Concept, And How Much Money It Makes.

I've Always Used My Own Personal Emotions And Things That I've Gone Through In My Life To Build A Character. The Work That I Do Before A Film Feels Almost Like Therapy, Between Me And Whoever I'm Playing.

I Started When I Was Three Years Old, Doing Commercials And Modeling In New York, I Liked It So Much That I Kept Doing It.