I Did Not Support Operation Desert Fox.

I Think The Parts I Was Offered When I Was Younger, Where I Was Asked To Play That Kind Of Slacker Person, That Was Just Because People Would Go, "oh, She Has Dyed Black Hair." I Guess That's How They Thought I Looked. I Played A Couple Of Those Roles, And Then Unfortunately You Get Pigeonholed Really Fast, And Then You Just Keep Getting Asked To Do That. And Now It Would Be Weird At The Age Of 46 For Me To Play A Slacker. It Would Look Like I Was Nuts.

The Teabagger Thing And The Right-wing Thing - They Pick Easy Targets, And A Female In The Entertainment Industry Is Low-hanging Fruit. It's Very Easy To Mock And Marginalize People In General Who Are In The Entertainment Industry, For Some Reason. But Then Definitely There's The Double Standard And The Misogyny That Goes Through It As Well.

Well I Don't Know What The City Of Hollywood Knows About Foreign Policy, But Do I Know That A Lot Of People Do Learn And Educate Themselves About Policy And I Don't Have To Be A Policy Expert To Know That This Will Be A Disaster.

I Can't Wait For The Next Fad Though, And I Predict It's Going To Be Pennsylvania Dutch Culture, Very Amish. It's Going To Be Bonnets And Butter Churns.

The Directing Thing, To Do It Well, I Think You Have To Have A Hell Of A Lot More Discipline Than I Do, Or Be A Lot More Willing To Really Take Charge Of Whole Large Group Of People Than I Feel Comfortable Doing - Because A Director Really Has To Run Everything, And Be Very Confident In Their Ability To Do So.