isaacoscar:

Theater people are lonely until they find each other. In middle school, I remember feeling alone all the time. Kids would always want to do things that were not fun for me. I’d rather have been doing something creative. There was a failure to connect. I was pretty miserable. When I finally joined the drama club, I was like, Ahhh, I’m not alone anymore. And it was thrilling. I’d found my people, and my life changed completely.

isaacoscar:

After Tree of Life and Take Shelter played at Cannes, immediately I was getting scripts of supportive wives, and these kind of angel-like women. And I said, you know what? I’m gonna do a horror film. I’m gonna play a woman in Mama that doesn’t want anything to do with children.

colinfirth:

I’m speaking out as an audience member who is going to the cinema and noticing there’s a problem here because I don’t see women being represented. I don’t see Asian-American actresses being represented. I don’t see women in their 60s being represented in film. There are these really fantastic actresses out there, but there are so few opportunities.

imerisya:

   ”My grandmother took me to see David Cassidy in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and I thought, I want to be up there. We sat down and the play started and there was a girl of my age who opened this huge book and started narrating and I thought, ‘This is a job. She gets to wear cool costumes and this is what I am going to do.’ Ever since then I have always known I was going to be an actor.”