Usually, When You're In A Movie, You're

I Am A Feminist And I Am Totally Pro-choice, But What's Funny Is When You Say That People Assume That You Are Pro-abortion. I Don't Love Abortion But I Want Women To Be Able To Choose And I Don't Want White Dudes In An Office Being Able To Make Laws On Things Like This. I Mean What Are We Going To Do - Go Back To Clothes Hangers?

I Love Travel Shows. I Love Anthony Bourdain. I Love No Reservations. I Always Learn So Much, And I Wanted To See One From A Gay Perspective That Explored Lgbt Communities Around The World.

I Didn't Even Think About It When I Read The Script And Then Shooting Their Movie And Someone Was Like "boy, Press Is Going To Be Fun". And I Didn't Really Know What They Were Talking About Because To Me It's Just A Film Shows It As An Extremely Viable Option Which Is Obviously The Most Important Thing For Young Individuals.

And I Think It's Really Easy For People To Point Out Hypocrisy In People's Lives.

It's Weird Because Here I Am, An Actress, Representing - At Least In Some Sense - An Industry That Places Crushing Standards On All Of Us. Not Just Young People, But Everyone. Standards Of Beauty. Of A Good Life. Of Success. Standards That, I Hate To Admit, Have Affected Me.