because many people raised concerns about the choice to cast a British woman in a role about an African American hero and because of Hollywood’s tradition of rewarding films about Black oppression. Lili agreed: "Camila and I instantly got along but obviously like any friendship it took time to build a bond and get really close to one another. She and I are very different people." together?" It looks like she hasn't outgrown Cady Heron, and we don't blame her, because neither have we.Related: "I grew up in L.A., so I was basically on a diet of entertainment since birth. It was never a question of whether or not I liked it because I was so immersed in it. I went to USC, where I felt really pressured to choose a major. At first I wanted to do music, but I felt it would really put me in a niche environment and I wasn't ready to do that yet. So, I chose art history with a minor in music—in songwriting. Art history was a great way to learn to look at things from a different perspective, and to learn how to write. I studied abroad in London, which made me realize I really enjoyed writing. Students in high school should really consider studying abroad in college—I highly recommend it."On Being aTeen Vogueer... BeforeTeen Vogue