The Film Industry Is So Fickle About

I Think It's Just A Lot More Pressure To Make The Scenes Work When You're Doing A Film, Because When You're Doing A Series You Feel Like, I Have So Many Scenes, So Many Episodes, So If I Don't Get It Exactly Right This Time, I Have Another Scene Later. You Feel Less Pressure.

I'm Kind Of Intimidated By The Big Screen - I Often Keep My Performances Much Smaller And Much More Natural And Subtle.

When I Was Younger, I Was Really Anti-hollywood. Now I'm More Accepting Of It Because I'm Less Of A Snob.

I Always Feel I Could Be Like Toni Collette, Going Between Big Studio Things And Indie Films. That Would Be Feasible.

There's This Index That Tallies Up How Much Your Movies Have Made, And If They Haven't Grossed A Certain Amount, Then You're Not Bankable. I Know I'm Not Will Smith But, You Know, My Ranking's Pretty Low. The Only Studio Picture I've Done Is Zodiac, And That Didn't Perform That Well.