(on co-star and
friend, Catherine Hickland (Lindsay)
"Cat and I have been archenemies on the show for five years. But we're really
great friends off screen, which shocks audiences. We find ourselves terribly
amusing - usually around two or three o'clock in the morning when we're trying
to do scenes and we're in hysterics. Because we think we're so funny, we hope
that other people will find us amusing, too."
“The rewards [of acting] can be huge, but
you must make sure you're with someone who understands your career, who wants to
be a partner and team player. You're in this together." - 2004
(on co-star and
friend, Catherine Hickland (Lindsay)
"I saw her as this bouncy, blonde, kind of fun airhead puppy that came in to
play with us. And she's hardly that. She's bouncy and fun, but she's not an
airhead puppy by any stretch of the imagination. She and I are very, very close
friends." - 2004
“When you see a character shot
point-blank, and you bury him and do all that nonsense, and then you bring him
back, it tends to be a bit on the preposterous side. But that's the beauty of
the soap opera - there is nothing too preposterous." - 2005
“When I was a teenager, I knew John Travolta
and I would be together. It was completely obvious to everyone except John!" -
2004
“I think working in daytime is pretty odd.
You're lying in bed half naked with a man and getting paid to do it." - 2004
“I'd love to play Lindsay, Starr or GH's Tracy
Quatermaine - someone just a little bit disturbed." - 2003
“Life is short, and you need to do things
now, because they matter now. Don't count on there being a tomorrow, especially
when it comes to interpersonal relationships." - 2003
“Do I suggest storylines? Yes. Do they listen?
Yes. Do they use them? Not always. But I do tweak lines and share my opinions."
- 2004
“I believe in giving your children a wide
path, but with very firm boundaries so there's room for them to make their own
decisions and formulate their own ideas while having the security of knowing
[how far to go]." - 2005
