I Was A Young Kid

The Common Misconception Is That As An Actress You Have To Learn What You're Doing. No, You Just Have To Make The Audience Think You've Learned It.

All I Ever Wanted To Do Was Act. And Pay My Bills

With Everything That You Do, Once The Costume Is On, And You're In The Pretend Hospital, And You're There With Your Co-workers, It All Sort Of Snaps Into Place: Who You Are, What It Feels Like, Who These People Are To You.

My Kids Have Never Seen Me Scream At Anybody. They've Never Seen An Argument. There's Never Been Even A Cold Silence. And Those Are Things That I Grew Up With Because My Parents Did End Up Divorcing.

Coming Home To My Family Afterward Makes The Work Richer, Easier And More Fun.