I Just Get Really Defensive As Soon

Coming Back Into Television, I Was Very, Very Wary About Committing To Anything That Could Potentially Take A Long Time. I Don't Mind Movies, But I Was Nervous Of Television.

I've Been Acting Since I Was A Child, And Though This Was Different In A Way, I Think I've Been Very Blessed. The Majority Of The Sets I've Been On Have Been Very Inclusive And Very Empowering, And I've Often Chosen To Work With People That Sing From The Same Song Sheet.

I Had Literally The Time Of My Life, And Thought, "wow. Television Doesn't Seem To Be As Crazy As It Was When I Was A Kid." The Dream For Me Was Always To Be In The Movies, You Know. But When This Came Along, I Read The First Script And I Thought, "oh, My Gosh. This Is Incredible."

I Hate The Analyzing Thing. People Say, 'why Do You Think Your Character Did That? I Don't Know. I'm Not An Analyst, And They're Not In Psychotherapy. Unless It's A Film Where They're In Therapy.

I Have Worked Very Hard On Being Aware Of My Childhood But Moving Forward And Not Letting It Bring Me Down Emotionally. That Is A Hard Thing - Especially When You Have Children Of Your Own And You Remember What Happened To You At That Age.