When I Go Home, I Play With

The Hardest Thing Is At The End You Have To Say Bye To All These People Who You Have Worked With For So Many Months. It Was Really Sad Not To See Them Anymore. But You Have The Parties That You Go To And You Get To See Them, Like The Premieres And The Screenings.

Sometimes I Am Kind Of The Opposite Of My Character. But That's The Thing About Acting, You Get To Play People Who Are Not Like You At All.

You Know In Cartoons, The Way Someone Can Run Off A Cliff And They're Fine, They Don't Fall Down Until They Look Down? My Mom Always Said That Was The Secret Of Life. Never Look Down. But It's More Than That. It's Not Just About Looking. It's About Never Realizing That You're In The Middle Of The Air And You Don't Know How To Fly.

My Mom Played Tennis For, Like, Six Hours A Day And Went To College On A Tennis Scholarship, Because That Was The Way She Could Go To School. So They Instilled In Me The Idea That You Have To Work Hard For The Things You Want In Life And Never Complain.

I Don't Throw My Clothes Out After One Wear. Shocking, I Know.