I'm A Huge 'futurama' Fan,

I'll Never, Never Understand Why People Think It's Their Business To Comment On Other People's Bodies. I Go To A Spa In La Sometimes, A Korean Day Spa, And All The Women There Are Nude. And I've Never Felt So In Love With The Human Form As When I'm Walking Around And Seeing All Those Bodies, Thinking, Oh My God, We're All Just Built So Differently. And Every Single Body Is Beautiful. I Will Never Understand That Shame, And The Reinforcement Of That Shame. It's Crazy.

I've Worked On Shows Where The Lead Actor Doesn't Know Their Lines, Doesn't Care, And It Affects Everybody - The Crew, The Director, The Other Actors. It's Definitely A Responsibility.

I'm Always Interested In Are Stories That Challenge People.

As A Kid, I Wanted To Be A Boy Because I Equated That With Strength. There's A Problem With That. It's Only Growing Into My Own Womanhood That I Realize How Warped That Is That I Was Attributing Strength To Male Qualities.

John Cassavetes' Films Have Really Altered The Way I See Film And Acting And Storytelling And Emotion And Love, So I See Acting As This Incredible Revealing Of Human Nature And This Means Of Telling Our Story, Sharing Our Voice With The World. That's What Acting Is For Me. It Allows For People To Experience Things Through The Character, Through The Story.