#just.. <3

THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY

DT: ALL THE TIME! yeah!

BP: Totally. Frequently. In every ascept of life.

DT: Yeah!

BP: Of course... I mean , being an actor is like...

DT: I think that getting into acting is often something people don't feel like they quite fit into.

BP: Yeah. And then, throughout they're acting career, if they're forunate enough to have one, it's: "Am I doing well enough? Will I make it to the next level? WHO GOT THAT ROLE? Why didn't I get it??"

DT: "Why is everyone else more confident?"

BP: "Now I'm really old! Everyone's getting younger! I've only got TEN YEARS LEFT!"

DT: "NINE, EIGHT, SEVEN...!" Yeah, I think, absolutely, it's sort of a career you go into because you feel insecure and then spend your entire full career feeling insecure...

BP: Yeah and also, I think, if you have any sensitivity, you know, you're gonna experience that at some point in your life - if you're lucky at some point in your life, and if not, you know, pretty permanently on some level.

DT: I was never one of the cool kids at school, I was really far away from being one of the cool kids at school. I had a bad haircut and cheap glasses that also had sellotape on them...

BP: Of course, now it's really trendy all that stuff...

DT: I know, how rude! So, you know, I still feel like that kid much more than I feel like anyone who's sort of, should be regarded as in any way cool or successful. So yeah, all the time.

BP: All the time... I think it's more uncool if you're one of those, sort of, I don't know... 'togehter people', who are really perfectly groomed and in check and on point. I generally don't think those people are remotely interesting. That's my opinion. I would never encourage my kids to be that way. I love people's quirks and differences and not being remotely the same as other people. There's zero interest in that.

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