“I hated school, I hated school. And I didn’t realize why. I thought I was…I was, I thought there was something wrong with me for hating school, for not being able to deal with school. At the time it was ingrained in me that school was: if you’re not successful in school you’re not going to be successful in life. And the hierarchy with the subjects at school, like the arts are given no credence. And if they are, it’s false credence. So, I look back on it and and I’m angry. I’m angry about it because, you know, there might be a brilliant ballerina somewhere in school who’s being forced to do maths, and she sees it difficult. But if she’s just allowed to express whatever gifts she has to offer then she would be happy and then she could make hundreds of thousands of other people joyous for a couple of hours per night.”
-Andrew Garfield, actor, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Never Let Me Go and The Social Network.
If I wasn't all for my feminist ways and the 'I don't need a man to be happy' I would make it my lifes quest to find, and marry this man.
ReplyDeleteWhen I read that quote, I absolutely fell in love with him. It's so true. And also, when I saw him do his little dance to 'Dreadlock Holiday' in The Social Network, I vowed to marry him. He's amazing.
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