I Didn't Back Into Being An Actor,

I'm Highly Emotional, So I'm Highly Aware Of Humiliation.

I Find That’s One Of The Great Things About Acting-you Have The Opportunity To Stand In Somebody Else’s Shoes. Each Character Faces A Dilemma In Her Life, And As An Actor You’re Able To Step Into That Character’s Skin, Look Through Her Eyes. You Leave Transformed, A Different Person, Because Once You Live A Little Bit Of Someone’s Life, It Changes You.

In Reality, People Are People. Age Does A Weird Thing To Your Body On The Outside. It Makes Your Face Fall And Weird Things Happen All Over. But Inside, You're The Same Person You Always Were.

I Don't Know What Happiness Is. I Have Periods Of Feeling Joyous And Peaceful And Excited About What I'm Doing, But I Am Also Frequently Very Sad.

There Was Really A Snobbery From People In Film - They Did Not Want People Who Had Come From Television. It Was The Poor Relation Of Show Business, And Especially Situation Comedy.