By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them.

There's A Difference In Thinking You Are A Champion And Knowing That You Are.

In Romantic Comedies There's A Certain Ceiling And A Floor That You Can't Necessarily Love As Hard, Or Hate As Hard, Or Have As Much Pain, Because You Sink The Shop Of The Romantic Comedy. But In A Certain Drama, Like Some Of The Ones I've Been Doing, The Ceiling And The Floor Was My Own. And In Many Ways, That Was A Higher Ceiling And A Lower Floor, So That Was More Of A Band-with For Those Emotions.

There's A Gap Between What I Want To Do, What I Do On Camera, And What Gets Edited. Right? So The Goal Is To Try And Close The Gaps. What's The Biggest Compliment Is If I Read A Review And It's Exactly What I Wrote Down In My Diary Before Ever Filming It. That's Really Cool. That's The Biggest Signifier Of Closing The Gaps.

When You Have Good Friends You've Been Around, Every Time They Talk, You Don't Give Them Your Full Attention. You Don't Look Them In The Eye And Stop. Half The Time, You're Listening, Half The Time, You Are Ignoring Them.

You Know Who It Is? It's Me In 10 Years. So I Turned 25. Ten Years Later, That Same Person Comes To Me And Says, 'so, Are You A Hero?' And I Was Like, 'not Even Close. No, No, No.' She Said, 'why?' I Said, 'because My Hero's Me At 35.' So You See Every Day, Every Week, Every Month And Every Year Of My Life, My Hero's Always 10 Years Away. I'm Never Gonna Be My Hero. I'm Not Gonna Attain That. I Know I'm Not, And That's Just Fine With Me Because That Keeps Me With Somebody To Keep On Chasing.