I Love The Short-haired Lifestyle.

I Don't Feel Comfortable Doing Movies. It's Not What I Trained To Do. I Trained To Be A Theater Actress. You Put Me On A Stage In Front Of 2,000 People, I Know What To Do.

I Think That People Had This Idea That I Sat At Home And Sucked On Lollipops And Ate Cotton Candy While I Watched Cartoons - Wearing A Tiara.

After Princess Diaries, I Was Labeled A Good Girl, And For The First Eight Years Of My Career I Had To Fight To Get Any Other Kind Of Role. But I Like Fighting For A Job, Actually. Once You Get It, You Feel Like You've Emerged Victorious From The Scrap And You're Like, "ok, This One's Mine. Did It. Done."

There's No Magic Bullet; There's No Pill That You Take That Makes Everything Great And Makes You Happy All The Time. I'm Letting Go Of Those Expectations, And That's Opening Me Up To Moments Of Transcendent Bliss. But I Still Feel The Stress Over 'am I Thin Enough? Am I Too Thin? Is My Body The Right Shape?'

Quite Frankly, I Didn't Become An Actor To Become A Movie Star. I Have Never Dreamed About Being The Most Famous Person On The Planet. I Just Want To Do Really Good Work.