Acting Is A Humiliating Job, From Start

I've Never Dated (casually). Ever. It's Kind Of Weird. I Did Have A Boyfriend In Junior High Who Was A Kleptomaniac. We'd Leave Stores And He'd Come Out With Something For Me.

It Was A Challenge For Me To Play Somebody Who Was So Quiet And Receding And Depressed Because She's Also On Screen All The Time, And She Has To Remain Compelling And Entertaining. I Was Really Nervous That People Were Not Going To Stay With Me While I Was Just Staying Behind That Bloody Counter.

I Think The Voice Over Actually Enhances The Various Moments Instead Of Compensating For Something That's Lacking. Voice Over Can Be Tricky. It Can Be Dangerous Because Its Over Used Or Inappropriately Used. I Think In This Case It Informs The Story.

You Don't Realize How Useful A Therapist Is Until You See Yourself On E And Discover You Have More Problems Than You Ever Dreamed Of.

I Get A Little Jealous Of These Actor Boys. They Walk Into A Club, And In Two Seconds Flat There Are Swarms Of Girls Who Are Wanting So Badly To Touch Them Or Just Say Hello. That's Not The Case With Me, Or Any Other Girl I Know.