If I Can Keep Losing Myself -

I Have To Remember That I Didn't Have To Become An Actor. I Didn't Have To Put Myself In This Position. If I'd Wanted To Have Autonomy - If That Was What I Was After - Then I Could Have Chosen Another Profession.

Obviously There's Something Very Seductive About Movies, Which Can Be Attractive In A Bad Way If You're Doing Them For The Wrong Reasons - For Money, Or For Fame.

If I Can Keep Losing Myself - And Finding Parts Of Myself - In Other People's Writing And Direction, Then That's All I Can Really Ask For. That's All I Want, To Keep Losing Myself.

One Of The Amazing Things About Spider-man Is That You Don’t See Skin Colour When He’s In The Suit. You Don’t See Any Religious Beliefs. A Hero Is A Hero, Whether You’re A Man, Woman, Gay, Lesbian, Straight, Black, White Or Red All Over ― It Doesn’t Matter.

I Have Very Strong Feelings About What Modern Fame Means, And The Toxicity Of It. I Read Naomi Klein's No Logo When I Was 15. It's One Of The Things That's Shaped My Relationship To Fame - To Endorsements, To Selling Things. I've Taken A Certain Path In Terms Of All That Stuff.