Ive Always Been Pretty Energetic.

I Didn't Want To Be A Victim Of My Own Message [in Trust Film]. I Didn't Want To Take Advantage Of A 14-year-old Actor. I Didn't Want There To Be Any Nudity, Or Any Real Overt Violence. I Think It's More Terrifying That There Is No Violence, In That Moment. There's Control And There's Power, But There's No Violence.

My Parents From A Very Young Age Raised My Sister And I Under A Pressure To Achieve. Theyre Both Attorneys. So Good Marks, Getting Through University, There Was A Huge Emphasis And Pressure To Do Well And Keep Going.

Sometimes I've Felt That The Industry Has Typecast Me As A Certain Kind Of Character. But Then I Think All It Really Takes Is One Role, The Right Role, To Shake That Up And Change That Perception.

I Think A Huge Amount Of It Is Because Of The Internet. Every Single Thing In The World Is Accessible With A Few Clicks. Almost Every Child, By The Age Of 13, Has Seen Pornography. That's Clearly Different. It Used To Be Really Hard Or Really Humiliating, As A 13-year-old, To Access Pornography. If You Wanted To Take A Look At A Playboy, It Was Really Challenging. Today, It's A Joke.

I Love Helping Someone Else Tell Their Story, But I Like Being The Storyteller Sometimes.