Quotes About Authenticity

'Camp' sort of means you don't know what you're doing, and we know what we're doing.

When you look at my campaign, I don't go around sugarcoating things.

I've never been to Canada in my life.

You're always told in Canadian movies to make it look like the U.S. and people buy into the idea that that's the only way it'll work.

I was very candid in my book because I want people to know the truth... and that people can change for the better.

By the end of 'Game Change,' one feels that the candidates' few happy moments are those when they 'lose it.'

I can't be an arm candy to the hero. I need to play characters that have layers, that people can relate to.

I cant make art to please everybody all the time. I make art that I like.

Besides, a bald cap would have never looked real.

That the best piece of art a person is capable of making is the one that only they could create.

I don't feel like I'm an artist with a capital 'A.'

Hollywood so often likes to make movies that are just about itself. I felt there were a lot of stories that were yet to be told in the middle of the country, and I wanted to capture some of that beauty.

What's nice about having kids close to the age they're playing is that you can actually capture awkwardness.

You can never hold too much back because no one will ever really capture who the real Eva Marie is.

I never trust anything that can be captured in 2 takes.

I care more about Curtis than I do about selfies and looking good.

I don't care if people think I'm boring.

I never really cared about what I looked like.

I've never cared for the character I generally played in films.

I wasn't raised in a family that cared about how you look. The fact that I have made my living in acting, where that matters, that really feels antithetical to me as a person.

I think my most happy and carefree state was 2012 because I really did say, 'Forget everything. I'm going to play for myself.'

I'm really careful with what the music gets put with, and we say no to so much stuff, loads of it, for things that might quadruple the sales of my album. But if it doesn't fit then it doesn't fit, you know?

I'm pretty careful about making sure that when I choose to do something, it's for the right reasons and that I really connect with it and care about it. So if the right musical came along, yes, I would totally do it!

You don't want to alienate your audiences, so you have to be careful but yet you have to be true enough to what you believe.