For Me, The Dumbest Rule Is That

I Try To Find Some Sort Of Meditative Hobby To Do On Set, And It's Different For Every Film. There's A Lot Of Downtime, But I Don't Like Reading On Set Because It Feels Like You're Taking Yourself Out Of Your World, Instead Of Being Present. And Then, You Feel Like You're Not Ready To Do Whatever You Have To Do.

I'm So Used To Swimming With The Piranhas. And They're Really Not That Bad.

Maybe You're Not Perfect, But You're Willing To Actually Look At Yourself And Take Some Kind Of Accountability. That's A Change. It Might Not Mean That You Can Turn Everything Around, But I Think There's Something Incredibly Hopeful About That.

It's Really Hard To See Yourself And To Recognize That You Are A Human Being Like Everybody Else. You Just Think Everybody's Judging You.

I Was Home-schooled 'cause I Wanted To Be An Actor. I Would Spend All Day Watching Movies, Trying To Get Through Calculus.