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Dark Horse Movie Might Be Blood, Sweat, And Tears For Todd Solondz, Because Things Are So Important To Him And So Specific. He Has Such A Rhythm And A Tone. So While He May Have To Work So Hard To Keep That Intact, It Allows The Actors The Freedom To Just Breathe. Because He's Done All The Heavy Lifting. He Really Has. He Has Everything The Way He Needs It. And So We Can Just Get There And Be Whatever He Saw In The Audition.

It's Fun To Play Mom. Last I Knew I Was Playing A 17-year-old Who Graduated.

I Think I'm More Approachable With Long Hair. When It's Short, I Come Across As Being Artsy And Weird.

I Don't Think Ambition Was Ever My Strong Suit. I Always Wanted To Be Successful, Because You Want To Be Good At What You Do, But I've Definitely Always Enjoyed Playing A Supporting Part. I Really Enjoy The Success Of Others.

What Would Seem Like An Innocuous Meat Tenderizer Turned Out To Be The Biggest Fear Of Every Pa And Producer - Everyone On Set. You Know, It's Dangerous, Because You're Running Around And You're Taking Close Swings At People With Something That Really Could Kill Them. It's Not Like You Have A Gun With No Bullets That You're Doing Cinematically. You Actually Have A Weapon That You're Swinging At People.