Yes, I'm Very Close To

You Know, The Hard Thing About Audiences Not Liking What A Character Does Is That They Sometimes Take It Out On The Actor Personally. That's Something That You Know When You Become An Actor Or Actress, But It's Always Hard To Deal With When It Actually Happens.

I Always Had Something To Think About Or Draw From, Which As An Actor Is A Gift. The Beautiful Thing About Film Is That It Gets So Much Closer Than Stage. I Love Stage And That's What I Started Doing And It's A Beautiful Art Form In Of Itself, But In Film You Can Move Your Eyes To The Side And Somehow The Audience Can Fill In The Blanks Of What You're Thinking.

People Are Drawn To Watching Things That Are Dramatic. And The Tighter A Relationship Is, The More Dramatic It Can Be. That's Something Family Lends Itself To. Everybody Has Family, Somewhere, Somehow. Those Relationships Are Always Very Complex. This Takes It To Almost Greek-tragedy-level Heights. That's Fun To Watch, Although It's Very Uncomfortable. It Explores The Darkest Sense Of Family.

Everything Seems To Take On A New Meaning When You Become A Parent And You Put Yourself In The Shoes Of The Parent, Not The Shoes Of The Child.

You Can Be A Woman In Charge Of A Production And Still Be Generous And Kind And Insightful And Decisive Without Being Considered A Butch In Any Way.