Personally, All I Ever Want To Be

You Want The Story To End When It's Supposed To And Not Be Squeezed For Somebody's Financial Gain.

I Remember Feeling A Huge Amount Of Anxiety And Worry And Pressure. At That Point I Was Headed Into Acting School. That Was 100 Percent The Only Thing I Thought I Wanted To Do. But Then I Got Through My First Year Of College, And I Was, Like, Humming And Rolling Around, Pretending To Be A Lion In Acting Classes At Nyu And Visiting Our Classmate Charlie Gregg At Harvard, Where He Was Actually Learning Things. So I Changed My Mind: I Decided I Actually Wanted A Different Kind Of Education, And That Was An Incredibly Freeing Idea.

The Best Part Of Getting To Do What You Like Is Just Doing It. That Doesn't Have To Do With Being Famous Or Even Successful Or Even Powerful. I See People In Life Who Are Just Doing A Job And Seem To Be Having A Good Time. And That's The Trick.

I Take The No-doughnut Pledge, And Then I Break It.

Well, It's More Of A Sane Life To Be Part Of An Ensemble! I Find That The Work Can Be More Specific Too And I Have To Really Make Sure I Know Where I Am In The Story Because I'm Not In Every Scene.