I Was So Spoiled In A Way.

No One Is Banging My Door Down To Be A Superhero. I Don't Know How Good I Would Be. I Have Low Bone Density, So I Don't Know If Anyone Really Wants To Put Me In A Cape And Chuck Me Out A Window. But A Lot Of My Friends, Who Are Great Actors And Who Come From Film, Are Doing Tv Because That's Where The Opportunities Are. For Us, It Does Feel Like It's Similar To Making The Movies That We Used To Make.

I Was Inspired By Lots Of People, Certainly In Acting And In Writing And Stuff, But I Never Wanted To Be Somebody Else.

My Problems Seemed So Glamorous To Other People, And Everyone Just Thought I Was So Lucky. But Then, I Was Lucky Because My Family Was Really There For Me. I Think I Just Felt Like I Really Wanted To Hold On To Who I Was As A Person, And Try To Have As Much Of A Normal Life As I Could.

I Grew Up In San Francisco. My Parents Were Not Hippies; They Were Writers. They Were Very Active Politically, But On The Intellectual Side, Not On The "taking Drugs In A Field And Listening To The Grateful Dead" Side.

I Binge-watched This Show Damages. Glenn Close And Rose Byrne Are So Good. Lily Tomlin Is In It. You See All These Great Actors And The Writing Is Terrific. There Are A Lot Of Shows Like That. And There Are All These Conversations Right Now About Roles For Women And Being Paid Equally And All Of That, But I Think What It Really Is, Is Opportunity.