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Published 17:15 24 Dec 2015 GMT

"So if a rat had eaten my loaf of bread before, when I first got there, I'd be like, 'Ew', and throw the whole loaf of bread away. But eventually, I started just cutting around the hole that the rat had ate."
And the 'Joy' star confessed that it wasn't until her parents saw that she was willing to live in squalor in order to accomplish her dream that they really began to believe in her.
She added: "So that's when my parents were like, yeah, I think she really, really wants to do this."Explore more on these topics:
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