I Don't Want To Be Seen As

If I Can Do Anything In This Time Of My Career, I Want To Make It Easier For Other Actresses And Girls Who Are Growing Up To Go, 'i Get To Be A Part Of A Comedy Or An Action Film Or A Romantic Comedy Or A Thriller Or Just A Romance, Without Having To Wind Up With Someone To Complete Us.' I Complete Me. I Just Got Lucky That, After I Completed Myself, I Met Someone Who Could Tolerate Me.

I Basically Became A Cheerleader Because I Had A Very Strict Mom. That Was My Way Of Being A Bad Girl.

If A Film Is Not A Success, Then That's Just The Way Things Are. Nothing I Can Do Can Make A Difference. I Have Stopped Worrying About It.

When You're An Actor, Seeing Yourself For The First Time, You Spend All Your Time Just Watching Yourself And Hating Yourself And Picking Your Performance Apart. You Say, "i Look Horrible. I Should Quit."

I Now Have Faith In Those Who Say They Represent A Faith. Whereas Before I Was Like, 'do Not Give Me A Lecture On How To Live My Life When I Know I'm A Pretty Decent Human Being. I Might Not Go To Church Every Day, But I Know I Do The Right Thing Or Try To. You're Going To Church And You're Still Sleeping Around On Your Wife And Spending Everyone's Money. How Are You Better Than I Am?' So I've Finally Met People That Walk The Walk And It's Made Me Happy, Really Happy.