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I Loved The Book [the Adderall Diaries] I Optioned It, I Think Some Years Ago. But There's A Lot Of Different Threads In The Book. It Starts Off As One Thing, Where He's Trying To Cover This Murder Trial, And Then His Own Life Starts To Impinge On That, So It Becomes Something Else. I Found That Fascinating.

When We Were Doing 'freaks And Geeks', I Didn't Quite Understand How Movies And Tv Worked, And I Would Improvise Even If The Camera Wasn't On Me. I Thought I Was Helping The Other Actors By Keeping Them On Their Toes, But Nobody Appreciated It When I Would Trip Them Up. So I Was Improvising A Little Bit Back Then, But Not In A Productive Way.

I Start Movies With People That I Believe In And People With Visions, You Know, That I Believe In. And So If It Doesn't Kind Of Come Together In The Right Way, At Least I Was Doing It Because I Believed In The Person And The Movie.

I Felt, Implicitly, Or Not So Implicitly, That Subjects About Women And Other Races Were Out Of My Jurisdiction As A Creator. That If I Moved Too Far From My Own Experience, And My Own Established Identity, I Would Be Criticized For Taking Even More Of Those Wedding Pies From Others.

In A Movie, A Book, Or A Play, A Character Doesn't Live In A Vacuum. She Is Subject To Pressures From The World Outside Of Her, Just Like We Are In Life. These Pressures And Circumstances Shape Character. Who Your Parents Are Determines Your Genetic Make Up: Your Skin Color, Your Sex, Your Height, Weight. Where You Are Raised Does Affect Your Worldview Either Positively Or Negatively, Your Accent. Your Economic Class Affects Where You Go To School, What You Eat, Where You Sleep.