Katherine Boyle

I was really into piano as a kid.

I played sports.

I wasn't naturally gifted, but worked hard at it.

But I just had this sort of seriousness of, OK, we're Boyles and we work hard.

So my dad had six kids, and it was sort of a Brady bench family.

So I was the youngest of his six, and they were much older, because he was, as I said, he was 55 when I was born.

And then my mother, we had two, so they were older and out of the house.

very much like part of the family, half brothers and half sisters.

And I always think part of the reason why I was so precocious is because I was around, you know, I was millennial, but I was around all these Gen Xers, right?

I was around all these older, you know, babysitters and kids who would come through the house who were, you know, in their 20s.

And now they're in their 60s.

But it was definitely this sort of, I was the baby sort of absorbing all of this stuff.

And so I grew up really fast.

I was joking about movies I watched when I was a kid.

My parents took me to see True Lies.

In 1994, I was eight years old in the theater.

It's like seeing these Arnold Schwarzenegger action movies with a seven or eight year old kid.

It was like, oh, she's a baby, whatever, she'll be fine.

So I was an adult by the time I was a teenager.

Yeah.