I Do Like The Immediacy

I've Always Really Made My Living In Television. Television Has Always Been So Good To Me.

I Played A Lesbian Reporter In 1964, Who Was Incarcerated, And Ended The Series As A 75-year-old Woman. And Then, I Was A Witch Blinded By Acid Who Became The Supreme, And Took My Mother's Energy And Life, So That I Could Live And She Would Die. And Then, I Was Conjoined Twins. And Then, I Played A Heroin Addict.

The Idea Of Being On A Show Where Each Season Stands Alone, And You Can Come Back The Next Year And Show An Entirely Different Aspect Of Your Personality Or Your Talent Or Your Anything Is An Enormous Gift That You Rarely Get In Television.

All My Friends Went To The Madonna Concert When I Was In, Maybe, The 9th Grade, And My Mother Refused To Let Me Go.

Your Mind Knows Your Pretending, But, In Terms Of The Adrenaline And The Fact That You Are Actually Crying, And That You Are That Upset, And You Are Screaming, And You Are Simulating Terror, Your Body Does Not Know That It Is Not Real. Your Body Feels Really Wrecked Afterwards.