I Have A Sister And Her Name

I Feel Like It's Too Easy To Just Say, "we'll Just Change The Name Of This Male Character To A Female, But Have Her Do All The Same Things That A Male Does." I Don't Believe In That. I Think There's Something Else. I Think There's More To Women Than That.

I Was 3 When I Told My Mom That I Knew What My Dharma Was And That I Wanted To Be An Actor.

The Way That I'm Feeling The Shift In Movie Industry Is That Women Are Allowed To Be Part Of The Development Process. So I Do Feel Like Things Are Changing Because I'm Allowed To Option Books Or Write An Original Screenplay Or Direct. Those Possibilities Are Really Wide Open. I Think That Males Still Struggle To Write For Females, Which Is Totally Fine Because I Don't Think I Could Write A Really Impactful Male Role Because That's Not The Life That I Lived. So We'll Just Keep Shouting And Say We Need More Opportunities For Not Just Women But People That Are Just Different.

We're In A Different Time Right Now, And I Think We're Ready To See A Different Type Of Female Hero.

For Me, The Dumbest Rule Is That You Can't Chew Gum In School. For Some Reason, Chewing Gum For Me Gets My Brain Going.