And the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, with Amber adding that Chelsea is just as funny, if not funnier, than her mom. “I guess I don’t know what I would have expected from them,” Amber said, “but they were just like the funnest, regular-est [sic] guys.”
Hearing stories like this is just what Amber Tamblyn was hoping for from Gutsy, as she understands what it’s like to be defined by one aspect of herself. “I don’t even really act anymore,” she told E! News in a separate interview. “I’ve written seven books, and that’s mostly what I do. I write for the New York Times. So I think everything is about perception.”
And while the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star would love to be recognized for her talents off the big screen, she’s confident that Gutsy will show people the strength in “knowing who you are, knowing what your worth is… regardless of what the world might see you as.”