I Never Wanted To Be A Man.

When You're On The Set, And Sometimes, Because It's Been So Complex And The Writers Have Been Really Writing, Sometimes Up Until The Last Minute... And You Kind Of Sit Back; You Separate Yourself From Your Brain, And You Say, Let Me See If You Can Do This. And That's The Kind Of Challenge I Like.

The Mentally Ill Frighten And Embarrass Us. And So We Marginalize The People Who Most Need Our Acceptance. What Mental Health Needs Is More Sunlight, More Candor, More Unashamed Conversation.

I Really Hope It Engenders A Lot Of Conversation Because I Believe There Are A Lot Of People Who Put On Faces. We All Do It, Every Time We Walk Out The Door. And There Are A Lot Of People Who Have To Hide Who They Are. And I Think This Story Speaks To That.

There Used To Be A Huge Snobbism Between The Film Industry And The Television Industry. I Produced And Acted In My First - Well Way Back - But The First Thing That I Produced And Acted In Was Sarah, Plan And Tall. And The Only Place To Go At The Time For Really Quality Television Was Hallmark Hall Of Fame. And Think How Much Television Has Changed Since Then.

I Had A Dresser Who Literally Squeezed Me In Like Scarlett O'hara In Gone With The Wind.