A Lot Of Actors Are Like, 'why

As An Actor, You Know, I Love Not Being Pigeonholed, Which Is Great. No One Really Knows Who I Am. So That's A Positive.

Taking On An Iconic Character Is Difficult, Sure, People Associate Different Actors With A Character That You're Playing, But There's Something In Rehearsing And Developing A New Character.

We Live In A Society Now Where It's Very Rare For Your Parents To Be Around. It Used To Be Like, Your Mother, Grandmothers, Your Family Around Would Help. Now, You're Surrounded By Other Moms And Friends And It's Really Disorienting, Because There's Such Varying, Crazy, Different Points Of View And Advice Coming At You.

There's Something About Looking At Society's Expectation Of What [motherhood] Is And Tipping It.

It's So Fun To Play Something That Feels Reckless - Not All The Time, But I Really Must Be Acting Out Something That I Can't Do In Real Life.