'Breaking Bad's' Aaron Paul sees light in dark 'Right Angle'

The actress already had tried Match.com ("It felt like a bar for people over 30.") and eHarmony ("They wanted to match me with someone who was just like me, and I thought, 'Oh, that's not going to go well. I'd kill that person.") and even letting friends set her up on blind dates, which went worst of all. More

"I went on this strong diet and firmed up, got really tight, went and got spray-tanned and bleached my teeth and put my hair up in a mousse. I was doing everything I could think of to try to appear younger." More

"To do this suggests that it's bad, that's it's wrong. And there is nothing about me and my life that is wrong." More

"It was one of those things you look at on the first day and you think, 'Yeah, I am going to be so bad-ass with this!' -- and by the end of filming, it was, 'God, I HATE this thing, I never want to see it ever again!' More

"We're not just a part of her working life, we're part of her personal life, too. We're friends and we confide in each other. We talk, and everybody has done everything they can to really get behind her and be the best support system possible." More

"At one point I thought I might go into politics." More

"I wasn't worried about what would wind up on film, because I knew that would never make it on TV, but I was just humiliated in front of my crew and cameraman." More