I Always Thought I Was A Little

I Think The Hardest Thing About The Part Is The Responsibility That You Feel Playing Something That Is So Real And Resonant In Our Times. There Are People Coming Home Right Now With Those Stories, And I'm Just An Actress Pretending To Be That Person. You Hope That You Can Shed Some Light On Somebody's Predicament.

Regardless Of How You Feel About War And Peace Those Serving Military Are Doing A Duty For The Rest Of Us And They're Protecting A Way Of Life That They Sometimes Come Back To And It's Not Close To Them.

I Think There Are Great Roles For Women In Television Because There Is Time To Allow Those Characters To Evolve. Even If You're The Wife Or The Girlfriend Or Whatever It Is That We Women Are, Playing Those Things On Tv, They Are Much More Drawn Out And There Are Greater Arcs For The Role. The Roles Are More Integral To The Complexity Of The Story.

I Think Everyone Feels Lost At Times During Their High School Years.

After I Finished 'e.r.', I Wanted To Concentrate On Re-examining What Kind Of Actress I Am And Taking Time For Real-life Things.