Elle Fanning

Cut that bit out.

No, right? Why? Why cut it out?

No, right? Why? Why cut it out?

No, right? Why? Why cut it out?

Negative numbers, negative numbers.

Negative numbers, negative numbers.

Negative numbers, negative numbers.

It really was. Yeah, totally. Because I... I mean, I went to a regular school from fourth grade on and graduated senior year, whatever. But when I would work, I would like go and I'd had a studio teacher that would teach me things. And it would be like you'd be doing this like really intense scenes like.

It really was. Yeah, totally. Because I... I mean, I went to a regular school from fourth grade on and graduated senior year, whatever. But when I would work, I would like go and I'd had a studio teacher that would teach me things. And it would be like you'd be doing this like really intense scenes like.

It really was. Yeah, totally. Because I... I mean, I went to a regular school from fourth grade on and graduated senior year, whatever. But when I would work, I would like go and I'd had a studio teacher that would teach me things. And it would be like you'd be doing this like really intense scenes like.

Be like crying and then going down to like a basement where they like set up a little, you know, picnic table and two chairs and you're there and having to do your schoolwork.

Be like crying and then going down to like a basement where they like set up a little, you know, picnic table and two chairs and you're there and having to do your schoolwork.

Be like crying and then going down to like a basement where they like set up a little, you know, picnic table and two chairs and you're there and having to do your schoolwork.

And then I also because the school that I went to was pretty hard. Like I had to keep up with the schoolwork or like I couldn't do. Well, that's good. I mean, I think it's very important, but. Then I would be, like, staying up until, like, 3 a.m., like, getting stuff done and, like, writing papers. And, like, I think now I'm like, how did I do that? No, but you think about it.

And then I also because the school that I went to was pretty hard. Like I had to keep up with the schoolwork or like I couldn't do. Well, that's good. I mean, I think it's very important, but. Then I would be, like, staying up until, like, 3 a.m., like, getting stuff done and, like, writing papers. And, like, I think now I'm like, how did I do that? No, but you think about it.

And then I also because the school that I went to was pretty hard. Like I had to keep up with the schoolwork or like I couldn't do. Well, that's good. I mean, I think it's very important, but. Then I would be, like, staying up until, like, 3 a.m., like, getting stuff done and, like, writing papers. And, like, I think now I'm like, how did I do that? No, but you think about it.

Like, I had the energy to do that when I was little. And now when I'm doing a project, I'm, like, so exhausted at the end of the day. But it used to be that I would go home and have all this, like, work to do and book reports. Right. How did I find the time?

Like, I had the energy to do that when I was little. And now when I'm doing a project, I'm, like, so exhausted at the end of the day. But it used to be that I would go home and have all this, like, work to do and book reports. Right. How did I find the time?

Like, I had the energy to do that when I was little. And now when I'm doing a project, I'm, like, so exhausted at the end of the day. But it used to be that I would go home and have all this, like, work to do and book reports. Right. How did I find the time?

But it's kind of nice. Yeah, there's something about it that is nice because you can just switch in and out of it. And it's I don't know, not that I'm not the type of actor anyways that really stays in it in between. Like I need to go do something else or, you know.