Each Time You Do A Film You

Sometimes I'm Angry, Sometimes I'm Not Angry.

I Tell Actresses, "if You're Too Tall, If You're Too Fat, You're Not Going To Work. I Don't Care How Talented You Are." It's A Business, And Sex Sells.

Let's Start Working Towards Wellness, A Healing In Our Community, A Healing In Relationships, So Male And Female Can Finally Sit Down And Understand That That Young Boy Or Young Girl Saw Behavior Exhibited By Their Parents That Was Negative And Abusive And They're Going To Pass It On.

That's What He Was Saying, The Civil Rights Movement - Judge Me For My Character, Not How Black My Skin Is, Not How Yellow My Skin Is, How Short I Am, How Tall Or Fat Or Thin; It's By My Character.

I Was Able To Be Distant By Portraying Another Person, Another Character, If You Will, And I Found Myself Not Stuttering And Not Having Anxiety Attacks When I Was Portraying Another Soul, Another Being, And I Found Comfort In That. I Think Many Actors Do, Playing Someone Other Than Themselves.