I Love To Test Boundaries.

I Had A Mini Marathon Once I Landed The Role - Going From 'splendor In The Grass' To 'bonnie And Clyde' To 'shampoo' To 'reds.' I Watched Them Back To Back. I Found That When You're In The Mood For 'reds,' You're Not In The Mood For 'shampoo.'

Everything Happens For A Reason And, Of Course At Times It's Very Discouraging, But At The End Of The Day You Can't Take It Personally And Move Onward Because If You Let It Sit With You, Then It Starts To Eat Away At You And You're Allowing Someone Else To Steal Your Excitement. No One Wants That.

At First, I Didn't Hang Out With Celebrity Kids. That Wasn't The Way I Was Brought Up. I Went To A Run-of-the-mill Catholic Primary School When We First Moved To L.a. But Then I Went To A High School Where There Were Lots Of 'industry' Children. Those Weren't My Best Friends And I've Never Set Out To Make Myself A Part Of That Scene.

[my Book Is] A Collection Of Letters And Essays About What It Takes To Be A Young Woman Today. Mostly The Taboo Things That Girls Don't Want To Talk About, But Once We Do We Realize We're Not Alone.

My Dad Knows How To Tell A Story. He'd Make Me Laugh By Doing All The Different Voices.