Well, I Don't Think Just Because People

Aging On Camera Is Just Very Hard. I Love My Age. I Feel Good About Myself But High Definition Television Is Not Kind. You Don't Even Look Like Yourself In High-def. It Just Makes Every Little Line On Your Face More Exaggerated So It Ends Up Aging You. It's Like You're Watching Yourself Seven Years Older.

You Know, It's Scary When You Sign Onto A Pilot Of A Series Because, As Much As You Want The Series To Go, You Also Want It To Be A Character That You'd Be Interested In Playing For A Long Time.

I Just Think There's Always Room For Humanity In Acting, One Can Only Hope, So When You Bring In The Whole Life Of A Person That's Playing A Character, Then Surprises Happen And Are Allowed To Happen, And So It Makes It More Interesting.

When You Play The Same Character For A Long Time, You Have A Shorthand. You Get Onto The Set, You Put On Your Outfit And Two-thirds Of Your Work Is Done Because You've Built On That Work For So Many Years.

I Do Think That People Get Really Emotionally Involved In The Tv Shows That They Love And I Think That Is Fantastic. Of Course They Are Going To Have Opinions. The Other Thing Is That People Project Onto Their Television Shows. They See A Character And Layer On Many Traits That Are Actually Their Own Or Their Idea Of What That Character Is.