Originally Adrienne Wilkinson had no intention of becoming an actress. She was majoring in International Business in school, so it came as a surprise to her friends and family when she suddenly got the acting bug.
Adrienne: I'd like to be able to look back on my career as a body of work. I don't want to play the same girl over and over. I would love to have enough control over my career that I can guide where it's going and help pick the projects that I want, perhaps even be able to dictate who I do projects with, because I think the best directors and actors you can work with make you not just a better actor but also a better person. I'd like to be able to say that I've worked as much as I've wanted to work, done a lot of projects that I'm proud of, and also that I've been able to do good work that people will remember.
Adrienne: I want everyone to be happy with the job that I've done. I would hate to think I've disappointed anyone, but at the end of the day I have to know I'm happy and proud of what I've created, I've done the best I can do, and it doesn't help to worry about it.
Adrienne: Career-wise, I just love being an actress. I love the challenge of it. I like how it's different every day and every character and even every performance. I love how it takes so many people working together to make it really work. I'm so analytical and organized.