When It Came Time For College, I

So Many Female Characters Are The Girlfriend Of The Person Having The Adventure. I Want To Play Baseball, I Don't Want To Be The Girlfriend Of The One [who Plays].

That's The Really Frustrating Thing, But Also The Fixable Thing. My Theory Why No One Notices Is That That's The [women's Roles] Ratio Thing They Grew Up With. It's Just Been That Way Forever, So They Don't See It.

We Are In Effect Enculturating Kids From The Very Beginning To See Women And Girls As Not Taking Up Half Of The Space.

I Think If You're Doing A Play, You're Rehearsing Enough That You Get To A Point Where It's Freeing Again. But In A Movie, If You Rehearse Too Much, Now You've Just Shown Everybody What You're Going To Do. And Any Element Of Surprise Or Impulsiveness Is Taken Away.

I Just Passed On Some A Script That I Was Sent, Because I Said, "i Haven't Yet Played The Person Staying Home, The One That Says, 'good Luck, Honey,' Or Whatever." And So That's What I Look For. Therefore, By Virtue Of That Exclusion, I'm Always Trying To Find Roles That Are Challenging.