Whenever I Was With Kevin Pollak, I

I'm Still Trying To Write. I Wrote A Play A Few Years Ago, So I'm Trying To Start Writing Again. The Play Was Called The Commons Of Pensacola. It Was At Mtc [manhattan Theatre Club] With Sarah Jessica Parker And Blythe Danner. It Was Kind Of Like A Riff On Ruth Madoff.

If There Were Some Recipe That Would Make All Of Our Children Really Sane And Civic-minded And Hugely Intelligent, I Think We'd Probably All Do It. But I Don't Know That There Is A Recipe For Creating That.

They [mark And Jay Duplass] Both Have Young Kids And Talk About Parenting All The Time. So They Get It. So They Knew That It Was A Very Delicate Time And They Knew That It Was A Lot. All It Did Was Make Me Want To Protect Them From - And Protect Production From - Any Kind Of Burden.

I Would Have Done Anything. I Just Really Love The Duplass Brothers. I Was At A Place Where I Was Desperate For Good Writing. It Wasn't The Part That Attracted Me To It; It Was Just To Be Able To Work With Them. And The Fact That She's This Kind Of, Like, Loose Cannon And This Kind Of Desperate 40-year-old Is Just The Icing On The Cake.

I Think It Took Me A Long Time To Realize That You Can't Really Score Unless Someone Passes You The Ball. The Older You Get As A Woman, It's Fewer And Far Between. The Material Isn't There.