When You Work With Chains Or Any

Once You Embody The Language, The Character Comes Really Naturally, Especially When You Put The Costume On.

I Grew Up In Jackson Heights, Queens, With No Money. I Was Taught Not To Take Anything For Granted. If You Are Too Busy Being A Diva Or A Freak, Then You Are Not Enjoying It.

The Lack Of Predictability With Television Is Something That's Constantly Changing What Your Perception Of Who You Think Your Character Is.

I Generally Won't Do A Role Unless I Feel Like It's In My System Somewhere, Even If It's Just A Molecule Of It. Like I Just Felt Like I Knew It And If I Talked About It Or Discussed It Or Tried To Rehearse It That It Would Take Away The Energy From That Scene So I Went In There And Just Did It.

I Think People Sometimes Get The Wrong Impression When They're Like, Oh, Well, So-and-so Was Straight And Then She Was Gay, And Now She's Straight Again, You Know? But It's Like, How Many Times Do I Have To Kiss A Woman Before I'm Gay? Everybody Wants To Label People. Sometimes You Just Fall In Love With Somebody, And You're Really Not Thinking About What Gender Or Whatever They Happen To Be. It Think That If I Happen To Fall In Love With A Woman, Everyone's Going To Make A Big Deal Out Of It. But If I Happen To Fall In Love With A Man, Nobody Cares.