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I Just Passed On Some A Script That I Was Sent, Because I Said, "i Haven't Yet Played The Person Staying Home, The One That Says, 'good Luck, Honey,' Or Whatever." And So That's What I Look For. Therefore, By Virtue Of That Exclusion, I'm Always Trying To Find Roles That Are Challenging.

For A Long Time, Way Back In The ’30s And ’40s, There Were Fabulous Female Roles. Bette Davis And All Those People Had Incredible, Great Roles. After World War Ii, Something Happened Where It Was Not Only "get Out Of The Factories," But "get Out Of The Movies." That's When Women's Roles Started To Really [change].

I Think I Always Had Joie De Vivre. But I Had Pretty Bad Self-esteem Growing Up And Much Of My Adult Life.

I Was So Tall In High School That I Was Convinced That I Was Uncoordinated And Not Athletic. I Was Terrified To Play Any Sport At All, No Matter How Hard They Tried To Convince Me To Be On The Girls' Basketball Team As The Tallest Kid In Class.

I Was Lucky Enough To Be In Some Movies Where I Had Powerful Characters Or I Got To Be The President On Tv For A Little While. Very Short Administration.