00:00Oh boy, yeah, this is She's the Man, I am a baby in this, and that is Amanda Bynes, right there, as a boy, boy Amanda Bynes.
00:12I was not eating at all during this.
00:16Yeah, I think this movie was just way ahead of its time.
00:19It was, it weirdly is, other than Jump Street, I think the most yelled out, like, name of a movie that I've done,
00:26and it was, like, my, probably my first, yeah, I guess one of my first big movies, like, and Amanda was just huge at the time,
00:34and it was just, I remember, I remember, like, going to school to, like, in Alabama to pick up my cousin after this movie came out,
00:42and, and I, that's when I realized, like, oh, things are different now, and, like, people, just because I was on screen with somebody that was famous,
00:51now all of a sudden you are that, which, like, a month before, I could walk in and out of school, no problem,
00:56and, and, like, it was not a, not a big deal, and then everything just changed after, at that moment,
01:00and it taught me a lot about just, like, what our perception of fame and, and notoriety and, and what is when you haven't changed at all.
01:08Nothing's actually changed.
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