I'm Actually Just Playing Honest,

No Matter What Character Your Play. I Feel Like Whenever Anyone Is Honest And Whole And Well-written, You're Going To Be Able To Connect To That Person Because We're All Kinda Made Up Of The Same Stuff And I Think That's Always One Of The Really Powerful Things About Approaching Each Individual Character And Role And Film.

I Hate How Box-office Failures Are Blamed On An Actress, Yet I Don't See A Box-office Failure Blamed On Men.

I Guess I Notice Things As A Woman Just In The Way I'm Spoken To.

I Don't Know Why People Are So Reluctant To Say They're Feminists. Could It Be Any More Obvious That We Still Live In A Patriarchal World When Feminism Is A Bad Word?

It's A Beautiful Book [into The Forest], So For Those Who Are Thinking About Reading It, They Absolutely Should. First And Foremost, I Just Devoured It, As A Story. At That Time, And Still, It Just Encompassed A Lot Of Things That I Was Thinking About, And That The World Is Thinking About, With Society's Relationship To The Environment, Our Personal Relationship To It, And How Disconnected We Are From It, Myself Included.