I'm not the one who needs to watch their back

I’ve always felt a little out of step with the trends to be honest, but for me I would hope that the new potato would be open mindedness. I think aesthetics and popular culture always intimidated me because it seemed like there were wrong answers, and to avoid being embarrassed or looked down upon I just didn’t play. I hope we can all just do what makes us feel beautiful and remember that just because we don’t agree with someone else’s choice doesn’t make it wrong.

Deborah Ann Woll for Rogue Magazine (Spring 2016)

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There are days when I feel very confident and then the very next day I might struggle with insecurity. It obviously has to come from within and it has to be something that you believe about yourself, and that is a lifetime pursuit. I think we all hope that we sort of accept what we’ve been given and love it for what it is.

“No one’s ever gonna beat me. I don’t care for reviews, because no one can say anything that even comes near to what I say about myself. I don’t ever relax, and I really don’t care about what people say. I will always say something worse about myself.”

The level of glamour that people associate with the business isn’t realistic. It’s not this leisurely lifestyle that people think it is, at least not in the stage of my career that I’m in. There’s a very select group of actors who can just pick and choose what they want to do, and when I say ‘select’ I mean that you can count them on your hands.

– dir. Anthony (and Joe) Russo on CA: TWS.

Daisy Ridley photographed by Miller Mobley for ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ (2015)

November 21, 2015

My friend Maxine said something to me that has always stuck. She said that makeup is all well and good and can be a lot of fun, but you should never get to the place where you don’t feel pretty without it. I think that’s lovely – and especially important to remember if you’re in the entertainment business.

TOM ‘I’M THE CUTEST FUCKER IN THE ENTIRE WORLD’ HOLLAND

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Emilia Clarke photographed by Steven Pan for Glamour.

Humans are odd. They think order and chaos are somehow opposites and try to control what won’t be. But there is grace in their failings.