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Playing Sally Mckenna Was A Wonderful, Freeing Thing Because We All In Life Have So Many Responsibilities To Ourselves, To Other People, That We Rarely Get To Explore A Very Selfish Side Of Ourselves In Doing What We Want, When We Want, How We Want, Without Answering To Or Being Responsible For Anyone Else.

I Played A Lesbian Reporter In 1964, Who Was Incarcerated, And Ended The Series As A 75-year-old Woman. And Then, I Was A Witch Blinded By Acid Who Became The Supreme, And Took My Mother's Energy And Life, So That I Could Live And She Would Die. And Then, I Was Conjoined Twins. And Then, I Played A Heroin Addict.

Anything Is Possible, And The Truth Is Any Human Being At Any Given Moment, No Matter How Good They Are - Not Only At Their Job But Also As A Person - They're Capable Of Anything, And It's Not Always A Conscious Thing.

I Learned, Having Played Marcia Clark, What The Value Of That Is In Your Life Because It Can Affect Everything, Every Choice You Make, The Way You Deal With A Stranger On The Street, Or Your Best Friend Or Lover. It's A Powerful Thing To Know Yourself And To Have The Commitment And The Courage To Let That Be Your Guide.

To Me, Most Of Life Kind Of Lives In The Grey And I Don't Just Mean Morally. I Just Mean Kind Of Everything. If Things Were Black And White It Would Be A Lot Clearer As To What To Do All The Time.