I Had Been Going On Auditions And

And Once I Was In College, About - Maybe The End Of My First Semester Of My Sophomore Year, I Realized That College Just Was Not My Jam And That I Felt Like I Was Learning More When Is Actually On Set. And I Think A Lot Of That Had To Do With - I Was Working While I Was In College. I Was On "227," So I Didn't Get A Chance To Really Be Immersed In The Culture Of My School.

The Good News For Me Is That I Have An Amazing Team Behind Me, And They've Been With Me For 20 Years Now - Almost 20 Years. And They Have Seen Me As An Actress, Not Necessarily Just A Black Actress. So I Have Been Lucky Enough For Them To See Me That Way.

And There's Also Not Enough Films That Are More Of A Imitation Of What Real Life Looks Like.

I've Tried To Be Flexible In My Career By Doing A Little Bit Of Everything And That's Worked For Me.

"legally Blonde 2" Wasn't Written Specifically For A Black Woman.