But The Thing Is, I Was Never

I've Grown Up Seeing The Pros And Cons But I Love It And I've Always Wanted To Act. Throughout All The Rejections At Auditions, And Especially When I Finally Did Get Something, Both My Parents Have Been So Supportive And Always Told Me It Is All About Passion And, If I Was Doing It Because I Love It, There's No Wrong Choice.

The Fans Reacted Very Positively To Me Being Cast [the Mortal Instruments] Which, As A Twilight Or Harry Potter Franchise, When You Read A Book And You Have Someone In Your Mind Or You Have A Vision And Then They're Cast In Real Life, It Can Go Either Way. So I Was Very, Very Honored And Happy That They Were Excited.

I Think It's Just Important To Not Judge People Based On Their Physicality Because It's Really About Personality And People's Hearts And Souls. That's What Drew Me To Audrey Hepburn Who Is Kind Of Like My Icon.

It's Great When Improv Is Encouraged. It's A Really Fun Thing. It Depends On Who's In The Movie And How Their Process Works, As Well. It Takes A Director Who Is Open To That Because You Have A Script, But Then Something Funny Could Happen On Set. So, To Have People Around You Who Encourage Improv Is Really Exciting.

Marla [from Rules Don't Apply] Especially, Believed That She Has A Certain Set Of Rules That She Had To Abide By, In Order To Be Successful In Hollywood. How She Acted, How She Approached Things And Even In Her Relationship With Her Mother - There Were A Lot More Rules And Regulations Expected Of Ambitious Women, Even Before They Got Into The Door.