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I Had No Regrets When I Did It, I Have Even Less Regret Now Because I Can't Imagine Staying On The West Wing Show And Then, Six Weeks Later, Aaron Sorkin Leaving.

If People Are Attracted To Me, I Like To Think It's Because I'm An Interesting Person, Fairly Smart, Well-rounded, With A Good Sense Of Humor. I Would Like To Think That's What I Am. I Would Like To Think People See It.

Being Pulled That Long And That Hard For A 12-hour Day Gave Me Migraines. It's What They Used To Do Before There Were Facelifts For Actresses – You Know, Joan Crawford's Whole Career Was This. Then The Makeup Is Like Earl Scheib Auto Body Paint Sprayed On My Face.

Actually, If I Had To Do It Over [leaving The Show The West Wing], I'd Do The Same Thing, Because Lost In The Shuffle Of It Is That Aaron [sorkin] Left The Same Year I Did. And I Would Not Have Wanted To Be On The West Wing With Somebody Else Writing It.

The Script Was Given To Me By One Of My Agents And They Didn't Tell Me Anything About It. My First Reaction Was, "the West Wing? Is It About A Squadron Of Fighter Jets?" Then I Turned The Page And Saw, 'by Aaron Sorkin' And I Knew It Was Going To Be Something Good.