I'd Ice-skated Before, Because I'm Canadian And

I Grew Up Playing Sports, But Now I Feel Like I Can't, Because If I Get Injured, I'll Impair Whatever Film I'm Working On.

We Became So Close [with Rachel Evan Wood], In The Process Of Leading Up To Making The Film [into The Forest ]. We Were Saying Goodbye To Each Other, Wrapping The Film, And We Knew We'd Be Seeing Each Other Again.

I Am Tired Of Hiding And I Am Tired Of Lying By Omission. I Suffered For Years Because I Was Scared To Be Out. My Spirit Suffered, My Mental Health Suffered And My Relationships Suffered. And I'm Standing Here Today, With All Of You, On The Other Side Of That Pain.

I Didn't Even Think About It When I Read The Script And Then Shooting Their Movie And Someone Was Like "boy, Press Is Going To Be Fun". And I Didn't Really Know What They Were Talking About Because To Me It's Just A Film Shows It As An Extremely Viable Option Which Is Obviously The Most Important Thing For Young Individuals.

You Hear Things Like, ‘people Shouldn’t Know About Your Life Because You’re Creating An Illusion On-screen.’ But I Don’t See Other Actresses Going To Great Lengths To Hide Their Heterosexuality. That’s An Unfair Double Standard.