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One of the stories that came to me so early was the story of how I got the role of Topanga. All my life, I've told that story through the lens of "Isn't this an inspiring story?" It was so inspiring that I didn't get something, and then I had this opportunity, and then I got it, but then it was almost taken away from me, but then I got it. . If you look at it that way, it's a truly inspirational story and that hasn't changed. On the other hand, there is a flip side to it, which is that the experience is also quite traumatic for 12-year-old Danielle, not professional actor Danielle. That's not to say it shouldn't have happened, or that it's bad that it did. It just means it has impacted me in more ways than just inspiring. You can admit that there are painful aspects to even really great things and that really makes me more human. The hard part of me is the mechanical part of me: Get the job done, move on, rank A, be capable of anything, I can do it all. But there is also a part of me that is vulnerable and wants to let go, wants to rest, and wants to say, "I'm tired and I'm emotional." Being able to recognize both sides is really just being able to recognize my whole being and it also helps me to realize my whole being in others.

Over the years, you and Lance have been quite open about their relationship and friendship. But what do you think is new, we need to put this in the movie. Don't know this about us? I wonder how [former *NSYNC member] Justin Timberlake did to bring me and Lance together. Justin was actually the one who asked me for my phone number for Lance, and then Justin was the scriptwriter for Lance, who left a message on my phone, and Justin was there in the first conversation. first. our first and shouted into the phone for Lance. Sometimes he says to me, "You sold it too much." Like in our conversations, I'd bring up something and say, "Well, this is what happened and blah, blah, blah," and he'd think, oh, that's real is not a big deal. Then when we talked about it on the podcast, and we had a real dialogue, and we heard about it from other angles, he would say, “Oh my God, you really are. goods have been sold . cheap. It's a much bigger thing.” Sometimes things happen to you and you don't realize their impact until it shows up years later. One of my favorite aspects of podcasting is that in the story, I only know my part, and now when I listen to your part and your part, I can watch the whole thing. and see how messy or messy it is chaotic or interesting or whatever. I understand it more by knowing all the parts.

The truth is I don't like butterfly clips. Butterflies are something I'm happy to leave behind. They are beautiful, but I want to see them in the wild. I don't want to see them in my hair. I would say Jonathan Taylor Thomas, because he was a celebrity at the time, but he was my first real-life Danielle lover. I worked with him on Home Improvement. But I know him, so that's a little bit different. The first celebrity I liked that I didn't know was Leonardo DiCaprio from the movie Titanic. I saw that movie a million times in theaters and everyone in high school knew I was obsessed with him and used to envision us getting married. But now it's clear that I'm 20 years older than him.

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