Film Faces

Olivia Wilde By E.C. Gladstone Back in DC, Olivia also developed her own anti-authoritarian “Ferris Bueller mentality,” as she puts it--taking the train to New York (where she got a tattoo on her rear end at 13) or Philadelphia (where she played drums on South Street with musician friends at 14) without notice. “My parents were angry,” she says (Olivia had sold her sister’s clothes to finance the latter trip), “but part