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You want to cry and smile, but instead you just stare and you canât do anything.
Are you a smoker in real life? It looks like it. I am a smoker. Iâve pretty much taken the whole burden of smoking. All the Gallaghers were supposed to smoke in the first season. But Emmy doesnât smoke, and Cameron [Monaghan, who plays Ian] doesnât smoke either. And so what happened was, they would smoke in scenes, but it is surprisingly difficult to fake smoking if youâre not a smoker; audiences can kind of tell. And so they kind of took that away from Emmy and Cameron and now just have me smoking in literally every scene. I carry the smoking burden completely. [2012]
Palo Alto (2013)
Skins Pure pt.1
"I get these flashes of clarity, brilliant clarity where for a second I stop and I think âwait, this is it! This is my life, I better slow down and enjoy it because one day weâre all going to end up in the ground and thatâll be it. Weâll be gone.â"
Based off this lovely post
In which Carl Gallagher understands consent better than half the population.
Sophie Turner for Karen Millenâs 2014Â Fall Campaign
Donât ever let anybody tell you you canât. My mum and dad never wanted me to be an actress. They didnât want me to be in acting at all. In fact, I remember telling them I wanted to go to college for theatre and my mum cried and said, âThereâs no way,â and my dad sat me down very calmly one day and he said, âWhy donât you just go into broadcasting, and you can be a journalist. Thatâs acting, youâre reading your lines,â and I was like, âNo dad, itâs not. Thatâs so sweet of you, but itâs not.â I had to overcome many things, many people telling me no. If you want it, and you believe in it, you have to do it. And I know itâs silly, and I know Iâm kind of irrationally optimistic, but you have to be and you canât really have another plan, because youâre going to fall back on it.
I have fears but I thought they were pretty run-of-the-mill: pain, death.
Palo Alto directed by Gia Coppola