I Was 18 Years Old When I

It Was Fun To Play That Surreal High School Life [in Jawbreaker]. I Was A Huge Fan Of The Movie Heathers. But I Think At The Time - You Know, When The Movie Was Released, It Was A Very Limited Release, And It Didn't Do Very Well At The Box Office. And I Love The Fact That It Has Found Legs And That The Audience Has Kept Growing And Growing Over The Years.

During The Rehearsal Process I Got Thrown Off The Horse.

Having Just Read The Script [havenhurst] And Then Add Having Seen A Ghost, I Went To Andrew [erin], And I Was, Like, "okay, I Have To Do This Movie. I Just Have To! I Don't Know Why, But I Just Have To Do It." And I Ended Up Getting The Role.

I Went In For An Audition [for As Good As It Gets], But The Audition Was With James L. Brooks. I Was The First Girl In That Morning, And There Was A Whole Waiting Room Of Girls Waiting To Read For It. So I Did My Audition, And He Asked Me To Step Outside. So I Stepped Outside, And When He Asked Me To Come Back In, He Looked At Me, And He Said, "well, I'm Very Excited To Work With You On Set." And I Was, Like, "what?" I Thought It Was A Hollywood Blow-off.

I'd Always Thought That Acting Was, Like, You Had To Work Really Hard, You Had To Change The Way You Walked, You Talked, And All Of That. But That's Not Acting. That's Shmacting.