When I Went To High School, In

I Always Hated High-school Shows And High-school Movies, Because They Were Always About The Cool Kids. It Was Always About Dating And Sex, And All The Popular Kids, And The Good-looking Kids. And The Nerds Were Super-nerdy Cartoons, With Tape On Their Glasses. I Never Saw 'my People' Portrayed Accurately.

I Couldn't Be Happier To Not Be Acting. I Miss It, But I Don't Miss The Auditioning Or Trying To Get Work.

That's The Thing With Women's Movies - There's So Much About Kind Of Catfighting. And My Experience Is Women Aren't - Look, We All Get In Fights With People, But It's Not That Face-to-face Aggression.

We Didn't Used To Be So Precious About Women In Comedy Back In The Old Days.

What I Do As A Director Is Really Create A Safe Environment That Everyone Can Feel Very Comfortable In And Experiment Within So That They Don't Hold Back Anything. You Never Ever Want Someone To Go, 'oh I Shouldn't Have Done That.' There Isn't Anything You Shouldn't Try. If It's Terrible, Who Cares?