Room 10 [a Short Film

It's A Lot Of Accumulated Joy And Tension And All Kinds Of Emotions Just Pouring Out Of All Us. We've All Been Preparing For This Day And We All Knew That One Day We Would Just Have To Move On With Our Lives And Careers Even Though We All Love This Show And Love Working Together. But It's Still An Incredibly Emotional Time, Especially For Me With A Lot Of Journalists Asking Me How It Feels About Friends Coming To An End. It's Started To Make Me Think Very Deeply About What It's All Meant To Me And That's Made Me Ever More Emotional!

I Wanted To Be A Therapist If The Acting Didn't Work. I Also Did A Lot Waitressing And Odd Jobs. I'd Audition But Couldn't Get Hired To Save My Life. I'd Do Off-broadway Theatre And That Was Great And I Was Excited And Thrilled, Feeling Like, 'well, It's Off-broadway, But There's Still The Broadway In There.'

My Most Disastrous Date Was Not So Much A Disaster As Uncomfortable For Both Parties Involved.

If Somebody Ever Wished To Be Me For A Day, They'd Be The Most Pissed-off Person Once They Got Here. They Would Be, Like, In Hell.

As Women, We Do Feel Like We Have To Live Up To An Expectation, Whether It's On Camera Or Going To The Market Or Whatever It Is. And The Truth Of The Matter Is, That's Not Always The Way It Is. We Don't Always Have Our High Heels On, We Don't Always Have Our Makeup On.