I Grew Up As A Tomboy. I

Throughout My Career I've Played A Lot Of Parts That Might've Been Played By A Man. They're Human Roles Rather Than Specifically Men Or Women. I've Never Been As Hooked Into That As A Lot Of Women Are, You Know, Like, 'there Aren't Enough Roles For Women.' There Aren't Necessarily A Lot Of Good Roles For Anybody.

Obviously, It Wasn't Meant For Me To Die Of Cancer At 40. Every Day My Life Surprises Me, Just Like My Cancer Diagnosis Surprised Me. But You Roll With It. That's Our Job As Humans.

It's Hard To Notice Things Without People Noticing Me And That Takes Some Getting Used To.

I Don't Have Examples In My Life Of People Who Are All Good Or Bad; I Have Deeply Loved Many People Who Are Both, And I Relate To Those Kinds Of People On A Far Greater Level.

I Was A Young Kid From Long Island Who Wanted To Do Something Large With Her Life, So I Can Relate To That.