A job doesn't lead to another job. Yes, people are more aware of you, but it's kind of this clean slate every… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
Things change, and you have to kind of throw away how you were planning on playing something and just go with what… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I think when we're just given the same type of thing over and over again, with the same types of people, no… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I think what I realized is I want to do everything, but I love to always go back to comedy. — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
Directing is such a huge responsibility. So after doing that, you kind of want to go into an acting job where you… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I was a theater kid in high school, but I also went to parties. Usually in movies, there's the jock and the theater person.… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I was not ready to be a teenager. I wanted to play dress up and go to theater camp with my friends. It took… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
The stakes at theater camp are insane. You have this three-week period in your life where everything feels like the biggest deal in the… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I read 'Booksmart' a couple of years ago, so I always knew that it was this wonderful project. — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
Sometimes I don't want to meet my heroes because I have no cool as a human. — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
My mom always says I slithered out of the womb - like a shimmy. I didn't come out crying. She was like, you were… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
It was so hard to get people to understand that kids could improvise. But I actually think they're much better than adults, because they're… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
When I did 'Alice by Heart,' on one of the lifts, I farted a little bit and everyone heard it in the theater. Then… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
I feel like I'm a private creative person or something. And actually, working on 'Shiva Baby' and watching girls my age be so unapologetically… — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
For me, it's not about the size of the role. It's about the film-maker, script and character. — Molly Gordon Copy Share Image
