My Mom Won't Let Anyone Treat Me

I Love The Spontaneity Of Plays And Of Being Onstage, Because That's An Energy That You Can't Really Fabricate In Movies.

I Think The Best Roles Are In Dark Movies. It's Roles That Aren't You. It's Fun Playing Someone That's Not Me. If I'm Playing Me All The Time, Then It's Not Acting. It's Just Being Yourself.

Film Team Kept Me Very, Very Shielded When I Was That Young, Because Of Course, I Was Seven Years Old. You Know, You're Still Kind Of Reading. It's Still Kind Of Like, "cat." "dog." "ann Jumped Over Fence." So I Guess In A Way It Helped Me Progress In School, Too, Because I Was Reading So Much And Memorizing So Much. But They Kept Me Very Shielded From Everything That Was Going On In The The Amityville Horror. I Didn't Know Anything, Basically, About The Film. I Just Knew That It Was A Scary Film. I Wasn't Allowed To Watch It. I Can Watch It Now, I'm Just Too Scared.

Don't Front, Don't Put Something Out There That You Feel Isn't Realistic And Doesn't Portray Who You Are. Just Be Yourself, Be You, And Don't Be Afraid To Speak Your Mind.

I've Gotten A Lot Of Young Gay Kids Come Up To Me And Talk To Me About How The Little Things I've Said In The Press Has Helped Them Come Out To Their Parents, Or Just Be Open With Who They Are, And Feeling Invigorated By That. So That Honestly Means A Lot To Me To Hear That The Things That I Say In The Press, They Do Hear, And They See, And It Helps Them At Least To Start The Conversation.