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You Hear Things Like, ‘people Shouldn’t Know About Your Life Because You’re Creating An Illusion On-screen.’ But I Don’t See Other Actresses Going To Great Lengths To Hide Their Heterosexuality. That’s An Unfair Double Standard.

I Think That Is Funny To Say Because I've Always Loved Her Work And Her Strength And Vulnerability, And The Intensity Of Evan's [rachel Wood] Performances. And To Know Her As A Friend, Know Her As Someone Who We Just Have Fun, Whatever, And Then See How Present She Is When She's Working And How Powerful She Is. It Was Really Awesome To Get To Sort Of Go Into This Different Dimension With Each Other.

I Feel Like We've Inherited Modern Infrastructure, And I Could Run Away From It And Become A Full-time Activist, Or I Can Try To Do My Job, And Try To Talk About Things I Care About, And Be Able To Do Something Like Sponsor A Topsoil Conference In Nova Scotia, And Talk About Bill Mckibben, And Narrate A Documentary About The Vanishing Of The Bees, And Try To Navigate My Way Through This World The Best Way Possible. That's What I'm Trying To Figure Out. Probably Like Many People Right Now.

I Love Nicknames. It Makes Me Feel Loved. It Makes Me Feel Less Alone In This World.

I Think The Name Came [of The Show 'gaycation'] Out Of The Fact That A Lot Of People Just Don't Know - They Don't Know What So Many People Face Around The World Or Even In Their Own Country, Where There's A Variety Of Experience, And Despite The Incredible Progress We've Seen, That Progress Hasn't Necessarily Reached Everyone. I Wanted To Kind Of Have This Title To Have You Be Open To The Experience, And Then You Enter It And You Do See The Realities.