Wendy Crewson

Wendy Crewson: I'm passionate about being Canadian. I take great pride in our Canadian liberalism and acceptance; that my agent could marry his boyfriend without hassle. Canadians should take pride in our forward-thinking, our acceptance and understanding of life and people.

Wendy Crewson: Because I am away a lot, I make a point of making dinner every night when I'm home. We sit together, often in the dining room, light the candles and play music. A tiny section of the day where we're all together. We talk and can hang out for at least half an hour together, we all really like it.

Wendy Crewson (On co-star Harrison Ford): He's got the devil in his eyes. You don't see that impishness on screen but he's got a wild side.

Wendy Crewson: In Los Angeles, you have to be 22. I'm busted. They're all Botoxed and pulled. They all look like they're from Atlantis. Like they've come up out of the ocean. This is my tribe. I've always spent a lot of time here. There's something very comforting about being in Toronto

Wendy Crewson: I'm really a suburban housewife but I have this secret life as an actress and I get to run off and kiss Harrison Ford and then come back home and make peanut butter sandwiches.

Wendy Crewson (On Tupac Shakur, who she worked with on the film 'Gang Related'): It was stunning because you looked at this kid and you think well, there's a kid that got out - he's talented, he's smart - but no. I thought it was very tragic.

Wendy Crewson (On Harrison Ford): He's cool. He does have a sense of humour. But after all, he is Harrison Ford. When I went in for the audition, he was there, of course. With a ball cap on, behind shades. I was intimidated for a minute, and then I thought, `Hey, wait a minute my husband and I know Woody Allen.' So the tension passed.

Wendy Crewson: I love Toronto and being back home, but I hate the weather. I've become soft -- too many years on the east bay on San Francisco where it's always 65 degrees ... You forget after awhile how blissful it is.