When we got off the plane, we asked for a picture with him. Even though he was on his way to work, he took the time to talk with me. I told him about the conference and why disability rights and self-direction were important to me. As he listened, my colleagues and I were struck by his kindness, compassion, and authenticity. What parts of yourself as a performer do you hope to see more of in Hollywood in the future?IM: L&L juvenile detention: Archie’s roommate is named Mad Dog and he’s not into Archie’s attempts at small talk — aside from telling him he has nice shoes and should probably keep them laced tight. I wanted to be a dancer and actress," she says of her time at a competitive performing-arts high school in Toronto. "I was also a gymnast and very academically driven. I always had a lot on my plate and was really overwhelmed. Not much has changed—I'm constantly trying to one-up myself and raising the stakes." She stops and smiles, adding, "Ha! No pun intended."