Kathryn Morris

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Biography

From the time she was five years old, Kathryn Morris and her family, which included six sisters and brothers, were a part of a…more

Born

1/28/1969, Cincinnati, Ohio

Birth Name

Kathryn Morris

Gender

Female
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    • Kathryn: I think it's very unhealthy to get into a funky head space about food because it can really screw up your system forever. Wouldn't it be better if you could really enjoy what you want to eat and then have some fun exercise?
    • Kathryn: I would love to have a role that's so hard, it's scary. Like Cate Blanchett playing Katharine Hepburn. How terrifying, exhilarating and terrifying. I'd love to have opportunities like that.
    • Kathryn: I love comedy. I would love to do more of it. There have actually been so many close calls on me doing some straight-out black comedy and I've almost done some pretty substantial roles. I think comedy is much harder. But I think that if you have a really strong base in drama, then comedy is much more believable. Doing the work you do in drama, when you do a comedy it makes the comedy so much richer and so much more believable. I love both.
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