I'm Canadian So American Politics Are Not

I Don't Think You Can Discriminate Against Budgets, You Know? I'm An Actor, I Guess, So I'm Just Trying To Play As Many Characters As I Can. If There's A Character I Think I Can Play, And They're Going To Let Me Do It, I'll Do It Whether It's $10 Or $1 Million Or More.

I'm Canadian. I Think That's It. When You're A Canadian, You're Always Watching America From The Outside, From Afar.

It's Misogynistic In Nature To Try And Control A Woman's Sexual Presentation Of Self. I Consider This An Issue That Is Bigger Than (one) Film.

You Have To Question A Cinematic Culture That Preaches Artistic Expression, And Yet Would Support A Decision That Is Clearly A Product Of A Patriarchy-dominant Society, Which Tries To Control How Women Are Depicted On Screen. The Mpaa Is Okay Supporting Scenes That Portray Women In Scenarios Of Sexual Torture And Violence For Entertainment Purposes, But They Are Trying To Force Us To Look Away From A Scene That Shows A Woman In A Sexual Scenario, Which Is Both Complicit And Complex. It's Misogynistic In Nature To Try And Control A Woman's Sexual Presentation Of Self.

I Think Everybody Should Act! I Would Encourage Everybody To Do One Thing, Join A Theater Class Or Something. It's So Good To Take A Character That You Think Is Wildly Different From Who You Are, And To Try To Relate To That Person And Become That Person Is Very Helpful. It's Hard To Articulate What You Learn, But You Can Feel The Effect Of These Characters That You Play And Take With You.