Kadee Strickland

(about her choice of movie type) Kadee: My preference is to work on material that I love and will learn something new from. As long as that is true and the people I get to work with are there with the same priorities, the style of the picture takes a backseat to those other elements.

(On her opinion on scary movies) Kadee: I grew up on scary movies. I would literally fall asleep in church on Sunday because I had stayed up and watched the late show. In Georgia, they'd have the horror movies late on Saturday night. I just grew up on them, I love them. They're great fun.

(about her decision to be a part of the movie 'Anaconda 2') Kadee: I wasn't terribly keen on following a Woody Allen film with a snake movie, but I read the script and loved the character. I was thrilled to try something I'd never done before- that is the fun of my job. It was pretty close to the end result. I had seen the first one- total guilty pleasure.

Kadee: I fell in love with Japan. The disadvantages became advantages by the end. Language barrier and all that.

Kadee: My preference is to work on material that I love and will learn something new from. As long as that is true and the people I get to work with are there with the same priorities, the style of the picture takes a backseat to those other elements.

(about what scares her) Kadee: Heights did before Anacondas, but I didn't have much choice in that. I am not a fan of snakes, I'll tell you. I can't stand them. I grew up around snakes, I hate snakes.

(her opinion about Asian movies because of her participation of the ramake of the famous Japanese horror movie 'The Grudge') Kadee: Certainly Asian cinema lately. It's been a while, but I think since Crouching Tiger, there has been a certain fascination that has carried over because I think they do it the best, really, in my opinion. Because they're very smart.