If You Try, And You Just Believe,

It's Important To Fight For Your Character But At The Same Time Realize There's A Bigger Picture Involved And, You Know, This Is A Character That's Shared By Everybody. It's Not Just Purely Your Own.

I Think The Writers Give Us Different People To Work With, Different Situation Scenarios To Be In And There's Always That Fun Balance Of, You Know, Trying To Keep It Light And, You Know, Light-hearted And Put In The Comedy While Trying To Make It Into Drama.

I Don't Really Have A Plan. I've Lived A Very Big Life, And I Don't Feel My Age, And I Feel Like I Was Born To Be A Mother.

There's No Way, Of Course, To Fully Understand What An Illness Does To Someone Or What Emotional State Or Physical State It Puts You In, But To Show Respect, Yeah, Definitely I've Had A Chance To Talk To Many People That - It Wasn't Really A Specific Illness That Quote-unquote, I Researched, And As I Said, If I Was A Good Actor I Would Have Done That. But You Know, I Just Wanted To Pay Respect Without Putting Too Much Into It.

It's When You're Not Looking For Anything That Something Winds Up Coming Along. It's About Learning How To Be Just With Yourself And That You Don't Need To Be In A Relationship. You Don't Need Anyone To Fulfill You.