"TEEN VOGUE: Emma, I have to ask about your hair color—  ANDREW GARFIELD: Why? Why is that important?  EMMA STONE: I think that people—  TV: People don't usually get to experience—  ES: —all different hair colors, and they don't get to find out what it's like to feel like a different person.  AG: Oh my god, this is one thing about being a girl that I will never understand. It's like hearing a different language.... Well, how do you feel?  ES: I have liked being blonde lately because I was blonde when I was little. So whatever I'm going through is easier because I look in the mirror and I look like I did when I was a kid. But people do always ask that. They ask who is my style icon, what's the one thing that I can't leave my house without. I'm always like, ""My clothes!"" I can pretty much leave without anything. It's fine as long as I'm not naked.  AG: I don't get asked that—  ES: You get asked interesting, poignant questions because you are a boy.  TV: It's sexism.  ES: It is sexism.  AG: Oh, come on.  ES: [Points to Andrew] I get asked about relationships and stuff a hell of a lot more than this one does.  AG: That's true.  TV: What do you say?  ES: I say I don't talk about my personal life!"
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