Juno Macguff: I Don't Know What Kind

In The Past, I'll Admit, I've Enjoyed Being Compared To The Protagonists In My Screenplays.

People Are More Interested In Being Visible Than They Are In Loving Other People.

I Want Maggie Gyllenhaal. I Don't Know Why. I Don't Think She Necessarily Looks Like Me Or Acts Like Me, I Just Think She's A Cool Actress And She Could Play Me, So There You Go.

One Nice Thing About Being A Woman In Hollywood Is That The Women Tend To Be Very Close-knit. All Of Us Writers And Directors Know Each Other And Cling To Each Other For Safety And Support, And It's Really A Completely Different Vibe Than The Men Experience Out Here, Where They're All Trying To Murder Each Other.

You Know, It Shouldn't Just Be About Women As Heroic Figures Overcoming Things, It Just Needs To Be About Women In General Getting The Opportunity To Play A Multitude Of Roles, Telling A Multitude Of Stories - Just To Express Human Experience From A Woman's Perspective. I Hope, Someday, We Can Get To That Point. I'm All About Representation.