I Am Content That The Work That

The First Time I Acted Was In High School In Florida, And When I Heard That Applause I Felt So Alive And Felt That Electricity Go Up My Spine.

I Remembered That Throughout My Growing Up And Education And Pursuing My Dreams And Desires, Going Into Acting, And, Of Course, Getting Through Yale University And On And On And On, That Being Average, Being Mediocre Was Not An Option That You Should Be Proud Of.

I'm Thinking About Directing, But I Know It's A Lot Of Work And I Appreciate What Directors Do And I Would Like To Be Good At It. The Opportunity Has Presented Itself Four To Five Times, And I Usually Said No Because Of The Script.

The Three Things I Said When I Came Out Of School Were I Want To Work Consistently, I Want To Do Good Work And I Want To Be Paid Fairly, And That's Happened. But I Didn't Become An Actress For The Money. I Do It For Other Reasons.

I Deal In A Very Artistic Way Of What Interests Me And Marks My Passion, And I Try To - Whether Its Good Or Not - Am In Love With Acting And The Stage And Characters And The Ability To Reach And To Touch People, So That's Where, I Guess, That's Where My Heart Will Reside, By And Large.