I've Played A Lot Of Mothers In

I Grew Up In A Christian Home. The Strictness Comes With Religion In General. Whether You Grew Up Jewish Or Orthodox Jewish Or Muslim, There Are Certain Rules And Regulations. But My Parents Instilled In Me The Importance Of Defining God For Yourself.

Whenever I Wore It There Were Some Questions Whether The Outfit Was Just Too Over The Top. I'm Like, "do You Know Who You're Dealing With Here, And Her Eccentricities, Her Style, Her Flair?" These Little Things Were Sometimes Those - I Love It. I Love Having A Real-life Model. But I Also Do Flush It Out With My Own Personal Experiences And My Own Essence, And Hopefully They Mesh Together.

The Fears And Anxieties And Obsessions Wrapped Up In Being A Parent.

The More People Know About You, The More Face-time You Get In The Media, The Harder Your Job Becomes To Create A Character In Whom People Suspend Disbelief.

Yeah, I Think It's Like Any God-given Gift. You Writers Have The Gift Of Perception. If You Don't Use It, You're Going To Lose It. And It's The Same Thing With You [lorraine], It's God-given.