Anna Kendrick prefers to be remembered for her acting talent rather than her looks. In a recent interview for the newest issue of "The Edit," the 29-year-old "Into the Woods" actress told the magazine that she doesn't want to get roles based on someone thinking she is "hot enough."

According to E Online, she stated, "I know that things will be more complicated as an older actress, in ways that I can't anticipate, but I would really enjoy getting to the point where the reason I'm getting roles or not isn't based on if somebody thinks I'm hot enough. I feel like I've always been a character actress, and this is a blip in my career where I'm playing the ingénue...I'll be a lot more comfortable and get excited when I'm playing women who aren't supposed to be pretty."

Kendrick is definitely more than just another pretty face - besides being an Oscar-nominated actress for films like "Up in the Air," she has some serious musical talent. Her voice has taken center stage in the 2012 hit "Pitch Perfect" and last year's "Into the Woods," and she is currently working on an off-Broadway musical called "The Last Five Years."

According to Here and Now, Kendrick said of her musical roles, "I don't mean to be doing all of these movie musicals... it's just that in my lifetime this is the first time that people are making movie musicals with this kind of frequency, and I know that these things are cyclical and there may be a time when movie musicals go out of popularity and I'm glad to be a part of them while I can."

Amazing talent aside, Kendrick just wants everyone else to know how normal she is. She prioritizes being honest, going so far as to say, "It feels dishonest to me to let anybody in the world think that my farts smell like lavender, or something... [My heroines tend to be] women who are willing to show themselves and be honest, and be a little ugly."