- I would never try to intentionally hurt someone.
It does happen.
I'm not gonna lie. (laughs)
I'm Peyton List.
I'm here with Seventeen, and this is 17 Questions.
Gosh, so much.
You know, I actually think my 17 year old self
was pretty awesome.
I feel like I was very confident then,
and it's kind of gone downhill from there.
I think just like, as you get older
and you're coming of age,
like you just become so much more aware of everything.
I think just keep doing you, just keep enjoying being 17.
That's the best age.
You feel like an adult, you're really coming into your own,
but you don't have all the responsibilities yet.
So I'm like, just enjoy it.
I think having to be vulnerable,
having to cry in a scene, or like be in an emotional state
that somebody else is.
And some days, you know, you're just not feeling it
and I think you have to get into it no matter what.
And some days, you know, I'll feel on top of the world,
I'll be so ready to do a scene.
And then there's other days where, you know,
I'm going into a fight scene or something
and I just don't feel like myself.
And Tory is just, like my character on "Cobra Kai,"
she's ready to take on anything and she's fierce.
And I think sometimes I don't feel that in my personal life
so I have to just like put myself aside.
My first movie I did, I was seven years old.
It was this movie, "27 Dresses."
I played the young Katherine Heigl.
I swear, I don't know why I felt older then than I do now.
And when I think back to those times,
I felt like I knew everything at seven years old
and I loved being on that set.
I knew that was what I wanted to do,
but I feel like I knew it then more than I do now.
I almost wish I could talk to that little seven year old
and she could be my little manager or something.
I really never regret the days
that I've put the work in for something.
I really try to train my mind and be like,
I've never regretted getting up for that early workout,
or training, or going to do that job
and like just putting in the extra mile,
I've always just been so happy 'cause at the end of the day,
like you're only doing it for yourself.
I would never try to intentionally hurt someone.
I mean maybe, you know, in a fight in the moment it happens,
but I would never intentionally go in
ready to just hurt someone.
It does happen.
I'm not gonna lie. (laughs)
I always...
I don't know.
I mean, I always eat.
I always overthink.
Really, I always over think.
I love chocolate, honestly.
I love chocolate.
I like Nutella, like peanut butter pretzels.
You know, Trader Joe's.
I know all the Trader Joe's snacks inside and out.
Like the dark chocolate covered cherries
from Trader Joe's are great.
Going to Mexico.
Yeah, went a couple of hours outside of Cabo
and it was the most beautiful beach I'd ever been to,
and the people were so cool and fun and yeah,
just like I barely went on my phone
because I didn't have any service where I was.
And that was the best.
I realized that just going off my phone was great.
And I saw donkeys like on the way to the beach,
and they're so cute.
YUNO, I think that's how you say it.
It's Y-U-N-O.
That's one of my favorite artists.
I always liked Frank Ocean and I replay Mac Miller.
"Nine Perfect Strangers" with Nicole Kidman
and Melissa McCarthy.
I love Melissa McCarthy.
I think she's brilliant, and I love that show.
And then what's the other one?
"Minx."
The show "Minx" is such a funny commentary
on just like LA and the business, trying to do a job,
just to show other people that you're something
or prove to people that you're something.
I love that show.
Oh gosh, probably on Disney.
Probably doing "Jessie" because I did over
a hundred episodes of that show.
That and "Cobra Kai" now.
People will come up to me the most about both of those.
I would love to work with Emma Stone.
I've always been a fan of hers.
I think she's so versatile too.
I loved "Cruella",
and Paul who plays Stingray on "Cobra Kai."
He was in that with her.
I love them together in that.
I mean, I think doing season four of "Cobra Kai"
was one of the best moments of my career.
They wrote such a variety of scenes for me
and I got to just do so much physical work.
I love the character Tory so much.
I love playing her.
Michelle Obama guest starred on an episode of "Jessie."
They didn't tell us who the guest star was.
The name was blacked out on the script
and we didn't realize that Secret Service and security
had been watching us for weeks on set
just to make sure that, you know,
it was like a safe environment for her to be in.
And so when she showed up, I really was just like,
who is this person?
We had to go through security to get into work,
which we never have to do.
She was the most lovely person,
but I remember being so starstruck and it was just so weird.
It felt like just the most normal day,
but Michelle Obama was there.
It was a really cool experience.
Maybe south of Italy.
I went to the Amalfi coast once during the winter though,
but it was so nice and quiet during the winter
and just eat all the most amazing pasta and pizza and food.
So nice.
I wanna go there during the summertime now.
That they have access to pursue anything.
It's like, if you have a talent just share it.
Like, don't listen to the voices and the hate.
'Cause I feel like if people are hating on you,
then you're doing something right
because you're getting attention.
And why would they be giving you attention
unless, you know, you were onto something.
So I feel like you just gotta ignore
some of the voices when you're first starting out.
And if you really think you can do something,
just pursue it and don't listen to anyone else.
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