I Think You See In People's Eyes

As An Actress, There's A Lot Of Waiting. You Wait For A Script To Come In That You Want To Do. You Get To A Point Where You Decide That If You Want Good Things To Be Made, You're Going To Have To Start Making Them Yourself As An Actress. You Can't Just Wait Around For It. But You Can Also Just Enjoy The Breaks, And Use Them To Kind Of Refuel. I've Been Working So Long At This Point That I Don't Mind The Breaks. I Think They Make Me Better, Actually.

My Mother Told Me That When I Was Born A Wave Of Feeling Came Over Her. She Just Knew That I Was Destined To Be An Actress.

When I Go Away To Do A Movie, I Bring The Blanket I've Had Since I Was A Little Girl. It Helps Me Sleep. I Also Always Bring My Laptop So I Can E-mail Friends. And I Bring My Dog, Beauty, Wherever I Can.

I Was A Very Extrovert Kid. It Felt Normal To Me To Act. I Always Went To Regular Schools. I've Never Been Catty Or A Prima Donna, So I Never Had Problems. I Always Had My Seat At The Cafeteria When I Came Back From Acting.

It's Important To Me That I Don't Get Trapped In The Whole Teen Scene, Because I Feel That You Can Get Lost In Those Kind Of Movies, And They Aren't Really About The Actors; They're About The Selling Of The Concept, And How Much Money It Makes.