"We can escape and destroy evil through these shifts in our mindsets. As a therapist today, I can say that actually people do find freedom when they shift their mindsets away from hopelessness and powerlessness."

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“You know when you’re starting out as an actor it’s like “just give me a job, as long as I can keep my clothes on I’m happy!”.”

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