I'm Still A 'star Trek' Fan. You

My Mom And My Dad Wanted My Brother And I To Have A Better Life, You Know, Better Education, Better Jobs. It Was Probably Harder, Much, Much Harder, For My Parents. When You're A Kid, You Can Learn A Language Much More Easily; I Learned English In Less Than A Year.

There Was A Company That I Did A Photo Shoot For Once That Manipulated The Photo So Much, I Was Like, "that's Not Even Me." Like, What's The Point? You Wanted My Name, And Then You Wanted The Version Of Me That I'm Not. I Absolutely Hate It.

Honestly, After Doing A Tv Show For Eight Years And A Cartoon For More Than A Decade, You Are, Financially Speaking, In A Very Lucky Position Where You Don’t Have To Work For The Sake Of Working. And I Decided To Take Advantage Of That.

I've Spoken About This Completely Independent Of This Movie Prior To Ever Being Attached To This Film That As A Kid The First Movie That I Remember Seeing That Resonated With Me Was The Wizard Of Oz. I Think Just Visually The Color, The Spectrum Of It And How Fantastical It Was And How Much You Wanted To Live In That World, For A Nine-year Old Was So Magical And So Grand So I Have The Greatest, Fondest Memories Of It.

I Am Not A Person Of Nature. I Love To Think Of Myself As One, But I've Never Even Gone Camping.