`::::::::::::::: No, no not blaming you:)......I don't think there is anything wrong with her memory of events because her story has been consistent.  OK, I will try to clarify this.  She WAS 14 when she auditioned for the role.....the character ``sheet`` description break down, which is what an actor is given when they go in to audition, described the character of Jackie as being a 16 year old.  The character of Jackie on the That 70s was 16 years old.  Her charcter of Jackie was a year behind all the other characters on the show.  There was even an episode where all the other characters had their High School graduation, and the following year they were all out of High School, while the Jackie character was still attending high school.  So Jackie was was only 16.  This is the point Mila Kunis was making when she was talking in that clip for the E True Hollywood story. She was saying her character was 16...she was not saying that she needed to be 16 for audition purposes.  Now, when she went in to do the audition they asked her how old she was and she told them she was ``going to be`` 18....not telling them when that was....which is what the lie or fib was. The producers of the show wanted the actors to be 18 or turning 18 soon, so they wouldn't have to deal with home schooling, etc...  As Mila has said, by the time she was offered the role they knew the truth.  It wasn't a big deal.  But she had done so well in the audtion they chose to give her the part even though she was only 14 at the time.    `