The Illusion Of Perfection Is An Illusion

I Think The Kick To Doing Comedy Is Just To Get In A Film With Really Funny People And Let Them Do Their Jobs. I Find That In Most Comedies, I'm Not The Funny One, Which Works Out Great.

I Do Believe That You Don't Have To Act Like A Man To Be Strong. You Can Still Be Feminine.

I Was Blonde Most Of My Life And I Had To Dye My Hair For A Role. I Couldn’t Believe The Difference When I Went Red. I Just Felt ‘wow, I’m Home’. It’s Great. You Do Something Stupid When You’re Blonde And You’re Dumb. Do Something Stupid When You’re Red And You’re A Character.

As An Actress People Always Tease Me Like: If There's Anything You Can Do To Make Yourself Unattractive You Will Do It.

I Grew Up As A Mormon, And That Had More Of An Impact On My Values Than My Beliefs. I'm Afraid I Will Always Feel The Weight Of A Lie. I'm Very Hard On Myself Anyway. Religious Guilt Carries Over Too. You Can't Really Misbehave Without Feeling Badly About It. At Least, I Can't.