tell us about that, and how if at all that affects the way you play it. >> well, yes, they'd written it originally i think as a man, and it was spelled j-e-r-r-y, not g-e-r-r-i. and then they saw some women for the role, and i one was of those. i think what happened is i didn't have time to rewrite the audition script with a woman in mind. the scene had all this vulgar stuff that kendell and roman was saying to the gerri character that was just locker room talk, that was just glancing off the gerri character with no trouble. and for me being a woman, i had to figure out how to play that. so i tried to be unflappable, but also i was just wincing and rolling my eyes and, you know, disgusted too. and i think that became a fun characteristic that got revisited and revisited and is