Tanya Mosley

Let's go back to the Dawson's Creek days, okay? So your breakout role was as Jen Lindley. She's this rebellious girl from New York City who goes to Capeside to live with her conservative grandmother. You were 16 years old, right, when the series started? I was, yes, 16. It just sounds like it was a big moment for you in understanding who you are and your taste.

What was it about that experience that kind of was that flashpoint for you?

What was it about that experience that kind of was that flashpoint for you?

What was it about that experience that kind of was that flashpoint for you?

I need to back up, and I think why I sounded surprised when you said that Mary Beth opened up your ideas of what you could be. Because to be emancipated at 15, and you did that so that you could be able to work, right? Because child labor laws prevented you from working unless you were on your own. Yes. That takes, it seems like, a tremendous amount of self-assuredness.

I need to back up, and I think why I sounded surprised when you said that Mary Beth opened up your ideas of what you could be. Because to be emancipated at 15, and you did that so that you could be able to work, right? Because child labor laws prevented you from working unless you were on your own. Yes. That takes, it seems like, a tremendous amount of self-assuredness.

I need to back up, and I think why I sounded surprised when you said that Mary Beth opened up your ideas of what you could be. Because to be emancipated at 15, and you did that so that you could be able to work, right? Because child labor laws prevented you from working unless you were on your own. Yes. That takes, it seems like, a tremendous amount of self-assuredness.

Like, who were you back then? Was that your idea? Was that your parents' idea?

Like, who were you back then? Was that your idea? Was that your parents' idea?

Like, who were you back then? Was that your idea? Was that your parents' idea?

Because you didn't go to formal school, of course, now you've lived the school of life like 10 times over, right? But do you feel any insecurity about that? Or does that ever come up for you where you're thinking about like, this is a bit of knowledge that maybe if I had gone to school, I would have known it? Oh, all the time.

Because you didn't go to formal school, of course, now you've lived the school of life like 10 times over, right? But do you feel any insecurity about that? Or does that ever come up for you where you're thinking about like, this is a bit of knowledge that maybe if I had gone to school, I would have known it? Oh, all the time.

Because you didn't go to formal school, of course, now you've lived the school of life like 10 times over, right? But do you feel any insecurity about that? Or does that ever come up for you where you're thinking about like, this is a bit of knowledge that maybe if I had gone to school, I would have known it? Oh, all the time.

One of my favorite movies that you mentioned of yours is Blue Valentine, for which you were nominated for an Academy Award. It stars you and Ryan Gosling. And just to set it up for folks who have not seen it, it's about the disintegration of a young couple's marriage. And it cuts between their early relationship when everything was just beautiful and rosy to the painful unraveling years later.

One of my favorite movies that you mentioned of yours is Blue Valentine, for which you were nominated for an Academy Award. It stars you and Ryan Gosling. And just to set it up for folks who have not seen it, it's about the disintegration of a young couple's marriage. And it cuts between their early relationship when everything was just beautiful and rosy to the painful unraveling years later.

One of my favorite movies that you mentioned of yours is Blue Valentine, for which you were nominated for an Academy Award. It stars you and Ryan Gosling. And just to set it up for folks who have not seen it, it's about the disintegration of a young couple's marriage. And it cuts between their early relationship when everything was just beautiful and rosy to the painful unraveling years later.

And you describe this as one of the most painful and rewarding experiences of your life. It helped you get a sense of the kind of work you wanted to pursue. Can you say more about that?

And you describe this as one of the most painful and rewarding experiences of your life. It helped you get a sense of the kind of work you wanted to pursue. Can you say more about that?

And you describe this as one of the most painful and rewarding experiences of your life. It helped you get a sense of the kind of work you wanted to pursue. Can you say more about that?

Okay, because the director, Derek Cianfrance, he would have you guys just ad-lib in many instances. How would he do that? Give me an example. Yeah, he organized our chaos.