I Was The Dork In High School

Moving Out To L.a. For Me Was A Leap Of Faith. I Was Very Secure In My Dinner Theater World; I Loved It, And I Was Just Like, 'i Think There's Something Else Out There For Me And I Just Have To Go For It.'

It's Always Challenging When You're Shooting A Film. Shooting Things Out Of Order And Keeping Continuity On All Levels Is Always For Me The Most Challenging Thing.

I Had An Existential Crisis At The Oscars, Sitting Next To Sean Penn And Meryl Streep, And Being Like, 'what Am I Doing Here? I Don't Belong Here'. I Felt Like It Could All Be Taken Away.

I Was A Pretty Scrappy, Tough Kid; I Got In All Sorts Of Fights At School. I Defended Myself - Boys Didn't Mess With Me. But As One Of Seven Children, You Have To Fight For Everything Anyway.

I Used To Have A Lot Of Superstitions, And Then I Realized That It Was Kind Of Hogwash. Once I Let Go Of Them, I Relaxed A Lot.