Once I Fix What Kids Watch, I'll

I Was Really Lucky That I Had An Aunt Who Was Very Inspiring To Me. She Was Different Than Anybody In My Family On Either Side.

[my Aunt] Took Me To My First Play, Too, Which Was Dinner Theater. I Don't Know If They Have That In England, But You Eat A Dinner While You Watch A Play. And She Ordered A Glass Of Wine. I Was Like, "oh My God. This Is, Like, The Most Sophisticated Thing I Have Ever Done."

I Had A Deliberate Plan To Get Into Movies By Becoming A Model, So I Went To New York And Got A Job Pretending To Be A Mannequin In Store Windows.

The Most Important Thing Is To Change What Children See From The Beginning. To Not Create A Problem We Have To Fix Later.

I Don't Know How In The Twenty-first Century We Can Possibly Justify Not Showing Girls Things That They Can Aspire To, And At The Same Time, How Can We Possibly Be Showing Boys This Narrow Vision Of What Women Are And What They Can Be.