I Think I Was Always A Drama

I've Always Done Theater. I've Never Thought Of Myself As A Comedic Actress In Any Way. 'anchorman' Kind Of Cracked That Open. When I Got A Small Part In 'anchorman,' I Didn't Know It Was Possible On Camera To Improvise. So I Was Like, 'what's Happening?

I've Learned Just How Much Capacity For Love A Heart Has. You Can't Believe It. I Couldn't Believe After Having My First That I Could Ever Love Anything As Much As Him. And Then When I Had My Daughter - Your Heart Just Expands. There's So Much Room In It. It's Been A Nuts, Chaotic Mess And I Love It.

It's So Fun To Play Something That Feels Reckless - Not All The Time, But I Really Must Be Acting Out Something That I Can't Do In Real Life.

I Feel Grateful That The Person I End Up Working With A Lot Is Paul Rudd. He's A Prince Among Men, And So Talented, And Generous, And Effortless.

There Was Something About The Cleveland Play House That Was The Holiest Place - You Know, With The Ghost Light On The Stage And The Brick. It Was Just The Most Beautiful Theater In The World.