The South Downs Of England

I Sailed A Bit As A Child, But It Wasn't Until I Was Around 40, When I Was Halfway Through Patrick O'brian's 'master And Commander' Novels, That I Had The Sudden Epiphany That I Had To Go Sail On A Square-rig Ship.

Everything About Acting Is A Challenge. I'm Self-conscious. You Couldn't Do Anything To Cause Me To Be More Self-conscious Than To Stick A Camera In My Face And Have 60 People Standing Behind It, Waiting For Me To Perform.

Some Of The Best Auditions I've Ever Had Have Been When My Agent Called And Said, "they Want You 20 Minutes Ago, In An Office In Century City, To See You For Something." It's Actually Sometimes A Really Good Thing. I Don't Have Time To Second-guess Myself, I Don't Have Time To Overthink Things, And I Don't Have Time To Get Bogged Down In Stuff. I'm Not Sitting There Thinking For A Week And A Half, Before I'm Supposed To Go In Front Of A Network President To Do Something. That Just Gives You Time To Be Nervous.

I've Done Some Things That Have Been Quite Interesting, But As Grateful As I Am For Having Been On 'dynasty,' It Was Just So Cheesy. That's Half The Reason It Was So Much Fun For People To Watch, But It's Not So Fun To Have To Say Those Lines.

I Shampoo Only Once A Week Or So, With Tree Tea Oil Shampoo. And When I Slap Moisturizer On My Face - Just Some Stuff I Bought In The Grocery Store - I Pile It Through My Hair.