Pookie_Princess

I ran into you at Despaña in SoHo a few years back. When I recognized you on my way out, we had a long awkward stare, and I blurted out "I love you." You said the same back to me, thank you for that.

I was in shock and speechless when I first saw you. I couldn't control what I was saying or what I wanted to say. What I really wanted to say is that I respect your work, always look forward to your new projects, and am avid supporter because you create such thoughtful work in a time where our television programs have so much trash on repeat.

I also think about how annoying it must be to walk around NYC and always be recognized and not left alone. I wanted to say sorry, and I hope I didn't bother you too much that day. I think about how everyone else in the store looked at you after they saw my reaction, and I always wonder if I annoyed you when you probably were just looking to buy a nice lunch and enjoy yourself that day.

Thanks so much for taking the time to reply! It's cool to get a chance to interact with you like this. Your comment made me laugh. You are brilliant, and please know that your amazing work has given millions of other people some good laughs too.

Who has been the biggest diva that you've worked with so far? Why was he/she so difficult to work with?

Have you ever dated anyone in the industry? Do you think your name and identity has helped or hurt you when it comes to relationships? There's the idea that Hollywood is full of gold diggers or fake people who pretend to like you so they can use you. Is it pretty common and has it affected you?