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Working In Television It's Really Great To Be Able To Stick With A Character For A Long Period Of Time. It's Not Like You Have One Shot, And That's It. You Have More Time, More Room, An Ability To Reflect On Your Performance And The Character And How Much Has Really Been Shown, And What You'd Like To See. It's Nice. You Have More Breathing Room.

We All Have Insecurities, And The Thing That Makes Them Crippling Is That We All Have The Ability To Blow Them Up Into Such Huge Issues In Our Minds, That We Might As Well Have A Facial Deformity. It Keeps Us From Really Going Out There And Living Our Lives, And Forgetting About Hating Yourself And Just Experiencing The World Around You.

I Think Everybody Who Really Wants To Change Things Has To Allow Themselves To Be Angry In A Constructive Way, And You Have To Fully Understand The Thing You're Trying To Change. We Really Need To Get Serious About This Now; There Needs To Be Real, Effective Programs. I Think There Needs To Be A Little Bit More Strategy Involved And A Little More Realism, To Be Pragmatic And Realistic, Looking At The Way We As Women Contribute To The Problem. Once The Second Half Of The Population Stops Doing It, It's Going To End.

I've Done And Said A Lot Of Things When I Was Younger That I Don't Know If I Even Understood What I Was Doing Or Why I Was Doing It. There's A Lot Of Compassion In Understanding What People Go Through And Even In Trying To Understand Why A Person Would Act The Way They Do. I Was A Very Reactive Person, And I Did Things That Were Just Really Bizarre; I Don't Think People Understood It At All.

The More That I Can Work In Different Mediums, The More I Can Grow, And Learn From Different Actors And Different Types Of Actors And Directors And Different Styles Of Acting And Build A Tool Box.