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Theater Is The Foundation Of How I Live My Life, Actually. My Father Was A Playwright, So I Was Around It All The Time And Loved To Talk Shop With Him, Just Loved It. And Basically Everything That I Hold To Be Good And True And Worthy, I Learned In The Theater. So Not Even Just About The Work, But Just About Life. Discipline, Problem Solving, Creativity, How To Get Along With People.

I Know What People Want To Hear Is The Connection With The Son, Roger, When You Have A Child. I Would Love To Tell That There Was An Epiphany As To What It Is To Be A Mom, But I Didn't Feel Any Difference There.

The Basic Laws Of Good Acting Are The Same, But Everything About The Experience Is Different-your Job Responsibility, The Time You Spend On It.

People's View Of Cancer Will Change When They Have Their Own Relationship With Cancer, Which Everyone Will, At Some Point.

At School I Was Always Trying To Con My Teachers Into Letting Me Act Out Book Reports Instead Of Writing Them.