I Never Wanted To Be A Man.

So I'm Always Inspired By My Fellow Actors. And That's Kind Of A Constant For Me. I Have Huge Respect For Our Profession And Our Craft. And I Seek In My Work To Create Connections, First For Me With The Character And Then The Character With The Other Actors, And Then Ultimately, All Of Us Together Connecting With The Audience In A Way That Sometimes Is Subliminal, Even.

I Think Cruella Is Evil, Because She's The Devil. But All The Other Characters, I Was Able To Find A Common Humanity With Them Somewhere, Knowing Where They're Most Fragile, Where They're Most Vulnerable, Knowing Some Of The Things That Happened To Them That Might Have Formed This Kind Of Behavior.

I've Been Sacrificing My Life For My Work For 30 Years, And Now I Want It The Other Way Around. I Want To Find Work That Fits Into My Life And That Would Be Based Here.

We Were Fortunate Enough To Have Several Good Books Detailing The Camps And The Women. Some Were By The Survivors. I Also Got To Talk To Some Of The Women Who Had Been In The Camp, Survivors.

I Think Everybody Wants To Connect. There Is Nothing Worse Than Feeling Disconnected. And Stories That Really Move People And Make People Care Are The Ones Where They Feel Some Sort Of Connection.