It Helps Me Chill Out And Focus.

I Feel It's Easier To Sit In The Backseat And Go, "oh, Yeah, Let's Go There." You're Not Worried About Getting To The Destination. But The Guy Or The Woman Who Has To Get You To The Destination Is Worried About A Lot Of Other Things, So My Job As An Actor Is To Try As Many Things As Possible, Be As Open As Possible, Listen, And Keep My Heart Open.

Being A Catholic, I Was Drawn To The Mystery Of The Latin And The Smoke And The Mirrors And All Of That. That Part Of My Disposition Definitely Did Lend Itself To Finding My Way To The Back Door Of Some Artistic Pursuit.

It's Really Hard To Find Stuff That Is Original. You Pick Up Scripts And In Four Pages You Know Where It's Going And The Same Thing When You Are Sitting In A Theatre, I Just Rejoice When Something Unfolds In A Way That I'm Not Conducive.

It Will Be Great When It's Not Such A Big Deal When A Woman Gets A Good Job.

One Of The First Lessons I Learned As A Mom Was To Forgive Myself For Not Being Perfect And To Try To Prioritize What Was Really Important. I Had To Really Accept Very Early On That After A While, Reading A Script And Finding The Form For The Class Trip, It Was Hard To Realize Which One Had Priority At Times. So I Just Had To Say, "you're Doing The Best You Can, And When You Make A Mistake, Apologize. Your Kids Know That You Love Them."