I Love My Hair. When I Was

The Beginning Of My Career Was So Brilliant. It Wasn't Until Ten Years Later That I Went, 'oh, That Was A Big, Fat Fluke And, Boy, Was I Ever Lucky.

I Grew Up Never Seeing Myself On-screen, And It's Really Important To Me To Give People Who Look Like Me A Chance To See Themselves. I Want To See Myself As The Hero Of Any Story. I Want To See Myself Save The World From The Bomb.

I Can Get A Better Role In Tv And Work More Constantly Than I Can Waiting Around For My Friends In Canada To Call Me Every Four Years - Which They Do - And I Go Up There And Play A Leading Role.

I Think The Roles In Television Are Better For Women Right Now. At This Point, I Don't Want To Continue Doing The Same Things I've Been Doing In Film Because It's Very Limited.

And On A Canadian Set, Everybody Is Equal. You Get Paid The Same. You Live Together In Barracks. You Have A Communal Kitchen. You Buy And Cook Your Own Food.