Parenting Is One Of The Hardest Jobs

My Parents' Divorce Left Me With A Lot Of Sadness And Pain And Acting, And Especially Humour, Was My Way Of Dealing With All That.

I Wanted To Be A Therapist If The Acting Didn't Work. I Also Did A Lot Waitressing And Odd Jobs. I'd Audition But Couldn't Get Hired To Save My Life. I'd Do Off-broadway Theatre And That Was Great And I Was Excited And Thrilled, Feeling Like, 'well, It's Off-broadway, But There's Still The Broadway In There.'

They Always Say 'youth Is Wasted On The Young' - There's Something To That.

I Think That's The Great Thing About Being With, Having A Dog, Is It Kind Of Forces You To Be In The Present Because That's Definitely Where They're Spending Their Time.

Something About Family And Trying To Relate It To The Movie With, 'oh, If I Was To Have A Child How Many Kids Do I Want?' And 'do I Want A Boy Or A Girl?' I Didn't Realize You Could Place Orders, I Honestly Didn't Realize It Was Like A Drive-through, That You Could Talk To A Little Electronic Voice.