I Have Trouble Sometimes Watching Actors -

I Don't Know Why People Are So Reluctant To Say They're Feminists. Could It Be Any More Obvious That We Still Live In A Patriarchal World When Feminism Is A Bad Word?

I Think That Is Funny To Say Because I've Always Loved Her Work And Her Strength And Vulnerability, And The Intensity Of Evan's [rachel Wood] Performances. And To Know Her As A Friend, Know Her As Someone Who We Just Have Fun, Whatever, And Then See How Present She Is When She's Working And How Powerful She Is. It Was Really Awesome To Get To Sort Of Go Into This Different Dimension With Each Other.

I Loved Thirteen And I Loved Pretty Persuasion, And Was Always Just So Blown Away By Her [rachel Evan Wood]. It Was Nice, And Sadly, It Is So Rare.

I Recently Rewatched Stand By Me And Was Like, "wow, This Is So Powerful Because These Young Men Are So Vulnerable And So Emotional, And Love Each Other." That's A Rare Quality For A Film.

I Have Trouble Sometimes Watching Actors - Even When They Do A Great Job - With An Accent. It Kind Of Removes Me, Somehow. And Maybe At Some Point, Yeah, It Could Be A Really Cool Experience. It's Not Something That I Consciously Think, "oh Yeah, I Want To Do A Movie With An Accent." Not To Say That It Couldn't Happen.