I’m Not Sad About Any Of My

I Grew Up Kind Of A Tomboy And I Used To Fight With All The Neighborhood Boys.

My Kids Have Never Seen Me Scream At Anybody. They've Never Seen An Argument. There's Never Been Even A Cold Silence. And Those Are Things That I Grew Up With Because My Parents Did End Up Divorcing.

Throughout My Career I've Played A Lot Of Parts That Might've Been Played By A Man. They're Human Roles Rather Than Specifically Men Or Women. I've Never Been As Hooked Into That As A Lot Of Women Are, You Know, Like, 'there Aren't Enough Roles For Women.' There Aren't Necessarily A Lot Of Good Roles For Anybody.

With Everything That You Do, Once The Costume Is On, And You're In The Pretend Hospital, And You're There With Your Co-workers, It All Sort Of Snaps Into Place: Who You Are, What It Feels Like, Who These People Are To You.

There Is No Question That Sobriety Has Made Me A Better Actor, Made Me A Better Person.