When I Was First Starting Out As

I Like Doing Horror Films. I Think It's Helped Me As An Actress Because You Have To Run And Scream And Cry For So Long And Do Ridiculous Things In Front Of Strangers, You Sort Of Break Down Any Barriers, You Can't Be Embarrassed.

I'm Really Easily Affected By Horror Films. I Have Pretty Strong Reactions To Them.

I'm A Huge Fan Of Steve Martin. He's Hilarious, But He Has This Depth To Him And This Way Of Dealing With The Difficult Things In Life With A Sense Of Humor That I Think Has Helped Me As An Actress.

I Was In Manhattan During 9/11, And That Was Really The Only Thing That I Related To As Far As A Disaster On A Grand Scale. It Was Really Interesting To See On That Day And In The Weeks Afterwards How People Came Together, And What People Were Able To Do For Each Other, And What I Found Myself Feeling And Thinking And Doing For The People Around Me, Whether It Was Strangers On The Street Or My Own Family. It Was Really An Experience That You Can't Fake.

Any Time You Do A Movie There Are Going To Be War Wounds That You End Up Getting.