I Write About Sex, Not Love. What

I Believe In God, But In My Own Unconventional Way. We're Not Affiliated With Any Organisation, And I Have No Religious Education Of Any Kind, But I Definitely Have My Own Kind Of Ideas About It.

I Still Like Getting Dressed Up And Having The Opportunity To Borrow Beautiful Dresses, But As A Mother - And As Somebody Who's Schedule Isn't Always My Own - I Don't Shop A Lot, Or Think About Clothes A Lot.

I Think It's Incumbent Upon Me To Try To Be Smart And Make Good Choices And Work With Good People And Work My Ass Off When I'm Working With Good People And I Have To Let Everyone Have Their Opinion Afterwards. But This Is What Happens. You Make A Movie Or You're On A Show And Then You Have This Experience And Everyone Tells You What You Did. They Tell You What You Did. That's Allowed. That's The Experience Of Being Human And Subjectivity. That's It. We Can Only Do What We'll Do, And I Can Only Do The Best I Can Do.

I Took A Page From [the Playwright] Wendy Wasserstein's Book. She Said 'i'm Not A Feminist, I'm A Humanist.'

I Think Growing Up In A Big Family Taught Me A Lot Of Problem Solving And How To Share And Compromise, And That's Been Helpful In My Marriage.