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And I Don't Know Where To Find Ashley Danfield And All The Other Lovely Commentators Who Show Me Live Courtroom Trials. To Me, You Know, I'm Obsessed With It. Like I Think Maybe If I Wasn't An Actor I'd Be A Litigator. But, You Know, It's Always Just Shocking To See What Happens In Real Life Because Most Of The Things That You See On Those Trials If You Tried To Write Them Into A Tv Series You Would Say Oh Gosh, No One Would Believe That Would Ever Happen. But Yet They Always Do In Real Life.

It's The Job That I Take Most Seriously In My Life And I Think It's The Hardest Job.

It [going From Mini-series To Series] Was Never Even Discussed Because It [the Starter Wife] Was, You Know, An Adaptation Of A Novel. And We - The Mini-series Encompassed The Whole Novel. And So It Was Always Going To Be A Finite Sort Of Event. And Then I Imagine When People Started To Really Respond To The Show And Then We Got Ten Emmy Nominations, Usa Sort Of Said, "oh, I Think Maybe We Have Something Here."

We Have So Many Different Options Now And Ways To Communicate Digitally. But I Don't Think Anything Is More Meaningful Or Powerful Than A Hand-written Letter.

I Think Hollywood Has Always, You Know, There's Always Been Glamour Associated To It. And Especially In The Last Ten Years There Has Been A Growing Sort Of Obsession With Celebrity Life And Celebrity Culture.