I Was Actually A Pretty

I Think There Will Always Be A Double Standard Between Males And Females, So I Think That An Actress Is More Likely To Protect Her Public Persona, So To Speak, Than An Actor Would Be.

What Made Me Feel Empowered Was The Gun, Not The Clothes. Like If I Had The Gun, It Didn't Matter What Your Size Was, What Your Stature Was.

I've Spoken About This Completely Independent Of This Movie Prior To Ever Being Attached To This Film That As A Kid The First Movie That I Remember Seeing That Resonated With Me Was The Wizard Of Oz. I Think Just Visually The Color, The Spectrum Of It And How Fantastical It Was And How Much You Wanted To Live In That World, For A Nine-year Old Was So Magical And So Grand So I Have The Greatest, Fondest Memories Of It.

I Have This Odd Tendency To Be Really Sarcastic When I'm Uncomfortable And I Don't Really Know Why But It Just Comes Out And It's Come Out Since I Was A Child.

To Your Point Earlier If A Female Movie Does Well They're Like "oohhhh! I Can't Believe It Did Well! Maybe The Next One Will Do Well, Too."