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When I Was A Teenager I Loved Acting, But I Really Just Loved It For Myself. I Didn't Like The Fact That Anyone Else Saw The Work I Was Doing

When I Was A Teenager, If Anyone Recognized Me For Anything I Did, It Would Ruin My Day. I Couldn't Handle It. It Was Some Sort Of Neurotic Phobia. I Guess I Was Paranoid That People Would Treat Me Differently, Or In An Unfair Way, Because Of My Job.

I Think Hollywood, As It's Been, Will Have To Change Because The Model Of Hollywood Is "we'll Make This Content, And You Guys Buy It," But I Don't Think That's The Future.

I'm The Last Person To Tell My Friends To Go See Something I'm In. I Could Care Less If Friends Of Mine Never Saw Anything I'm In.

Supermarket Tabloids And Celebrity Gossip Shows Are Not Just Innocently Shallow Entertainment, But A Fundamental Part Of A Much Larger Movement That Involves Apathy, Greed And Hierarchy.