What Are You Going To

I Get Along Really Well With Lars [von Trier] But Definitely During Our First Meetings I Was Feeling Him Out And He Definitely Says Some Things That Are Inappropriate And Then You Kind Of Get His Sense Of Humour. I Really Enjoy Him. He's One Of My Favourite People I've Met Now. So, He's Pretty Great.

If You're Successful At A Young Age, No Matter The Profession, There Has To Come A Time When You Reevaluate Everything, What It Means To You. 'is This What I Want To Do For The Rest Of My Life?'

You Lose Like Five Pounds Immediately, And Your Face Is Glowing And Gorgeous!

Every Movie I Do, I Always Use Things That Have Happened In My Life. Funny Moments, Anything. If It Just Sticks Out I'll Write It Down And Use That, Too, Because It Has To Come Out Of You. But No One Can Work When They're Depressed. I Don't Think I'd Physically Be Able To Do It If I Were Depressed.

It's Important To Me That I Don't Get Trapped In The Whole Teen Scene, Because I Feel That You Can Get Lost In Those Kind Of Movies, And They Aren't Really About The Actors; They're About The Selling Of The Concept, And How Much Money It Makes.