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"I moved to Hollywood from Toronto and started working on Beverly Hills, 90210 right away," she says. "I remember it very clearly because I was 18 and couldn’t drink here, but I could at home in Canada."

"I don’t wear anything at all when I go swimming in my backyard pool. No one can see, thought; it’s really private."

"Growing up in Canada, you only have a month or so of good summer weather, so on the first warm day, everyone runs around in their bathing suits. We would have water fights and play in our blow-up pool."

"I still wear clothes that I wore in High School – ripped-up jeans and rocker tees!"

"One time I wore what I thought was this very cool outfit – a muumuu-type dress with pants underneath and super high sandals. The National Enquirer ran a photo of me with a caption saying, ‘Would you be caught dead in this outfit?’ I was thrilled!"

"I have a box filled with props from all my films. I try to save something that’s specific to the character played. There’s even a retainer from Maniac Mansion."

"He was so genuine and authentic and normal." (talking about how was work with Sean Penn)

"I got offered Scary Movie 2 and it was so different from anything I’d ever done. So I did it and got it out of my system and I won’t be doing it again!"

"I love XX/XY. Even if I hadn’t been part of the movie, I would go see it. It’s subtle and smart and the writing doesn’t insult the audience."

"Every choice you make is based in some reason", she explains, "whether it’s another actor you want to work with or a director or a character that you haven’t tried before. It can’t be anything but it’s always pretty clear and I just go with my gut."

"People think nothing of coming up to me on the street and saying ‘Oh my God, you look so different in real life. You actually look really good.’ Or they saying that I look thinner on TV."

"Nobody looks like they do on the cover of a magazine. They spend hours on your hair and makeup and hours looking for the perfect sweater. It’s not real."

"I love Tim Hortons donuts when I come home. I like Krispy Kremes, too, but they’re so light you can’t eat just one. You have to eat three to feel like you’ve actually eaten a donut. My favourite Tim Hortons are the plain yeasty ones with chocolate icing. That’s a Canadian thing."

"I hate going to a gym. It’s too boring. I just bought a bike and I’ve going bike riding. I usually do nine miles, which sounds like a lot, but really isn’t. I probably go three mornings a week."

"My best friend is a kindergarten teacher in Hamilton. We’ve been best friends since we were four. She’s getting married next summer and I’m going to be her maid of honour. I’m very excited. It’s very cool and very weird – we’ve talked about this since we were little girls... I’m looking to being old and married and having kids."

"I grew up in a pretty small town - Hamilton, Ontario - which is about an hour and a half north of Toronto," she begins. "Hamilton`s a steel city; pretty blue collar. My whole family still lives there and it`s always crazy to go home. Hamilton is the joke city. Everyone makes fun of it. Like, whenever I meet other Canadians, they`re like, `Hamilton`? Oh, God. I feel so sorry for you. That`s terrible`."

"I did Left Out when I was about 14 years old, in Toronto. It was a movie for the National Film Board of Canada," she confesses. "It was actually, like, an educational film about growing up and having parents on welfare and it`s actually still showing in schools today. It just never goes away!"