Doubt Is A Killer. You Just Have

You Get What You Give. What You Put Into Things Is What You Get Out Of Them.

I Had Twins, So It Was Really Uncomfortable [to Sleep], Because You Lay On One Side, And There's A Baby, And You Lay On The Other Side And There's A Baby. So I Had A Really Hard Time With It.

I Felt About Life And The Way I Felt About My Children Was So Deep And Profound. It Was The First Time I'd Felt Anything Like That. I Knew As An Artist That It Was Going To Make A Huge Difference In Everything That I Did.

I Thought She'd [her Mother] Offer Me Some Sympathy. Instead, She Said, 'don't You Ever Call Me Crying Again! You Wanted To Be In This Business, So You Better Toughen Up!' And I Did.

I Love Improv-ing, You Know, From Very Early On When I Started Acting The School That I Went To And Everything Was Very Big On Ad-libbing And Improv-ing And Messing Things Up, So I Feel Very Comfortable Doing Stuff Like That.