So Much Of My Sense Of Who

There Are No Explanations, There Are No Answers.

Usually, You Get A Script And You Have The Whole Story. All The Acts Are There, For A Play. You Know What Happens In The First, Second And Third Acts, And You Know How It Starts, Where You Go And Where It Finishes. [with American Horror Story: Asylum], It's A Whole New Experience. I Don't Know Where It's Going, And I Don't Know What's Going To Happen Next. It's Been An Interesting Way To Work. It's Made Me Work In A Much More Fluid, Braver Way, Just Taking Every Chance That Comes Along.

I Like Playing Characters Who Are Out There On The Edge, Where They Can Explode At Any Moment Or Fall Off The Precipice.

So Much Of My Sense Of Who I Am Is Tied To Mothering. When They Left Home, I Fell Into A Huge, Empty, Black Hole. Your Children Are Grown And Your Career Has Slowed Down - All The Stuff That Took Up So Much Attention Is Gone, And You're Left With Expansive Time And Space.

I've Never Been A Sunny Personality. I've Never Been Outgoing. I'm A Solitary Person.