I've Never Considered Failure.

I've Never Considered Failure.

I Just Kind Of Opened Up And Said, 'i Feel Like A Rag Doll. I Have Hair And Makeup People Coming To My House Every Day And Putting Me In New, Uncomfortable, Weird Dresses And Expensive Shoes, And I Just Shut Down And Raise My Arms Up For Them To Get The Dress On, And Pout My Lips When They Need To Put The Lipstick On.'

My Family Went On A Cruise, And I Got A Terrible Haircut. Fyi: Never Get Your Hair Cut On A Cruise. And I Had, Like, This Blonde Curly 'fro, And I Walked Into The Gym The First Day Back In Seventh Grade And Everyone Was Staring At Me, And For Some Reason I Thought, I Know What I Need To Do! And I Just Started Sprinting From One End Of The Gym To The Other, And I Thought It Was Hilarious. But Nobody Else At That Age Really Did. It Was Genuinely Weird

But Really, For The Most Part - Doing A Prequel Is Great Because You Do Have Room To Kind Of Free This Character And How They Got To Where They Are Instead Of Being A Slave To Exactly What The Previous Actor Did.

There's This Freshness That Happens Within The First Few Takes Of The Actors Actually Listening To Each Other And Actually Really Reacting.