People Who Have No Idea It's Me

I Think In Real Life Most Of Us Don't Know How To Communicate Our Deepest Feelings Very Well.

Everything Seems To Take On A New Meaning When You Become A Parent And You Put Yourself In The Shoes Of The Parent, Not The Shoes Of The Child.

I Remember When I Took The Role On E.r., I Thought, 'i Haven't Really Been Able To Play A Working Class Woman. I've Played Girls, I've Played Funny, But I Haven't Played A Working Class Woman. That Sounds Like Something I'd Like To Do.

The One Thing About Being On 'er' That Has Changed Is That I'm More Easily Recognizable.

I Always Thought I Was A Little Shy, Especially Compared To My Brother And My Sister, But I Guess I Was Always The Kid Doing Performances In The Front Room.