Stars | Directors whose Work I LOVE!

I was mesmerized watching "The Killing." You are brilliant. I look forward to your coming body of work.

I love your work through the years and was especially drawn to the Jesse Stone series of films. Several years ago I began creating MY DREAMS album on Facebook. I added a photo of you re: Jesse Stone. When I heard you are working on a new one, I smiled.

I have loved your work through the years, laughing and crying as you became each character. I become even more endeared to you watching you work with Alec Baldwin in "It's Complicated." You both were so vulnerable, and I felt I could see inside your souls. I always look forward to seeing what is next for you, and will be honored one day if our paths should intersect.

My, my... where do I begin. I probably first saw you in "West Wing," loved you in "Juno," found you very brave in the film with Meryl, and now find your role in "Masters of Sex" truly intriguing... so honest.

I have loved to see you in films on TV, and it was truly such a joy meeting and working with you on "Agent X." Thank you for taking the time to meet and chat, Mr. President (or 'John Victor' as you introduced yourself).

"Ally McBeal" was a favorite and so very fun. I loved when "Brothers and Sisters" aired and it became another favorite. I have missed seeing you, and so I'm thrilled to see you have a new show!

I think I have been imagining working with you since "Knotting Hill." I also loved you and Sandra in "Two Weeks Notice." I was recently at the movies and so happy that you are part of a new film coming out soon.

It was a pleasure to meet and chat with you on "The Player." Thank you for your insights, and I look forward to glimpsing the inner man shining through in the series. I shall invent a back story for who your character may be, and then watch to learn whether I'm right!

I sense an authenticity in you that draws me. Recently on a set, my character was made up to look like you in "Tootsie." And once it airs, I sense you will get a kick out of it! I am so looking forward to taking your Masters Class!

I almost had the opportunity to meet you once in Boca Raton, Florida at a hotel where you stayed. I knew a waiter who served you. I had just moved to Florida and was SO excited that you were in the hotel. I wrote: "Sir Anthony ~ Lady Toni requests the honor of your presence." (And hopefully I was much more creative in my word choices...) I hoped he might give it to you; however, I am certain he did not intrude upon your privacy. Still, I have always believed that I would meet you. And so I continue to hold the possibility.

My first time working your show, it was a such pleasure when you and Seamus walked over and began bantering with each other between takes. At the end of the day, I was so excited when you came to introduce yourself and took my hand with both of yours. I enjoyed our chat so much and when you asked me where my phone was, I was totally stunned. "It's in holding," I answered. "Go get it," you directed. "Really?" I queried (for I thought it was forbidden on set). "Yes, get it!" And you laughed, so I raced upstairs and returned with it. You immediately took it from me and said, "Now, pretend like you're having fun!" To that comment, I burst into laughter. It was not until later that evening I discovered you had changed the setting and there was not one but six selfies of us.

A few minutes after we chatted, the AD who was setting us for the day, came to chat with me and asked me how this had all happened. Happy, I told her the story and she mentioned how wonderful you are to your fans. I was clear about her meaning. You are kind and gregarious (that was very obvious to me), and I should not think that this was anything but your normal way of being. I also asked her whether it would be all right to share this with friends who knew that I was having an amazing adventure manifesting magic and miracles in L.A. She thought about it, and decided that since we were both in overcoats, nothing could be given away in the plot. I was delighted.

About 2 months later, I went to update my photos at Central Casting. After sitting for several hours, I was ready to turn in paperwork but told she could not access my file. Then she told me that I was suspended. I was aghast, for I had done nothing wrong. I could not understand what happened, and no one would talk to me. I had to call a number and then send an email. I waited for a response, and then learned that someone had falsely accused about me, stating that I had "approached a principal for a photo." That was a lie and I was reinstated 4 or 5 days later after losing a week of work. I encouraged the HR person to ask you directly because I knew that you would remember me and set the record straight. I was told I had the option to review my file. I had to wait another week to 10 days to review my file. To my horror, I saw a note that I was banned from returning to your show. She had never disclosed this to me, and I felt like I had been shot.

When I returned home, I felt more and more angry. I then emailed to say I was utterly outraged and felt this situation had to be illegal. In this country we are innocent until proven guilty; yet it was decided that I was guilty before the facts were known. They refused to share the name(s) of who accused me. And each time I called or emailed re: this matter, I was ignored.

Ever since that time, I began being treated very differently both on set and by several Casting Agents. I worked less and less. I found there were people on set probing me in various ways and sensed I was being followed and watched. People who were always on your show made sure I knew that they were invited to special events, and appearing on your show. I was also told that if I sent a letter, most likely you would never see it. I observed and was silent.

Eventually I became eligible to join SAG-AFTRA and did so, believing that I would meet a new level of respect. That has not been the case. And the Union Casting Directors cast me almost never.

Throughout my life, this industry was the one consistent thing that brought me joy. Yet since being here, and after this happened, I have experienced numerous abuses. Given what I have learned about the Casting process and nature of this industry, it is my solemn belief that if I were I to divulge them, that action would bring even more recriminations.

I have so enjoyed your career, but after this happened I found myself less and less inclined to watch the show. Yet, I wish all of you well. And one day, I still believe the truth shall set me free. It is my hope that you will learn the truth as well and if you are so inclined, set the record straight with the Casting Agents and the parties involved.

As I watched the preview for your next film, I thought how fun it would be to become the next 'Bond Girl.' It's a goal that inspires me on multiple levels...

After growing up in rural Wyoming, I had never been exposed to anything in the pop world. We moved to the D.C. suburbs and I became a fan not only of your music but also of your T.V. series. My father also permitted me to to see you as my first concert, so there are many happy memories tied to you. How fun to see you among the show credits!

It was your Facebook connection that reawakened my thoughts about moving to the West Coast. It was so nice to meet you and some of your students!

It's funny, but I find I like your work more as you get older. And I see a side of you that I did not see in your Risky Business Days. I have heard outstanding things about your professionalism and work ethic. After I saw your most recent Mission Impossible, I also think it would be fabulous to be part of the IMF.

After observing you and Julianna during the ER days, and especially on the episode that chronicled her ill-fated wedding day, I was compelled to take a course of action to live my truth. Wishing you every happiness.

Both your roles in "Greystoke" and in "Highlander" showed me an intriguing man inside the man.

It was a pleasure to work with you in 2000 on Mission Imp. Thank you so much for such a great day. That day on set planted a seed to bring me back to the area.

It was such a pleasure to meet you on the "Mission Imp" set. Thank you for inviting me to be part of the film. It was the most fun I have ever had, and inspired me to relocate to LA!

Each time I watch you in a role, I touch a kindred spirit and love to watch your obvious brilliance, depth of character, and your humor! Your voice is simply mesmerizing... and your eyes dance. I have loved you in each film or show I see, and cannot imagine the Bond world without you. Sending you much love!

There are so many favorites and "The Good Wife" is exquisite and brilliant, but one of your films that captured my attention was "Man from Elysian Fields." Thank you for the vulnerability you share with us in your work. I feel I have touched your soul.

Your character in "Sabrina" touched a chord within me, and I watched it over and over. I felt I was inside of you, living what you were living, and feeling all that you felt. I also found your work with Vincent D'Onofrio on "Law and Order: CI" a fascinating relationship. I was devastated when they cancelled the show. And, I look forward to watching your talent continue to escalate.

I have long been following your work, and found you one of the most interesting and intellectually brilliant characters I have watched. I would love to see you and Julia Ormond continue that relationship you began to build in therapy while on "Law and Order, Criminal Intent." And, I was so thrilled to see you more recently in "The Judge." Many years ago, I began writing a book. I sensed at that time that when it comes to be a movie, I would love for you to be part of it. I am drawn to your psyche... and know that Robert Goren's fascinating mind is all because of you. There is a world of greatness within you, and at a recent screening I was so thrilled as a young star mentioned how much he loved working with you.

It has been such a pleasure to watch your performances as an actor. And recently it was such an honor it was to work with you as you directed an episode of Scandal.

What a pleasure it is to be part of "Masters of Sex." I have been so drawn in to the world of Bill Masters. I love to acknowledge people whose work I admire. However, when I learned that you are a character actor, I was reluctant to even smile at you (for I did not want to break your concentration). Thus, I was so completely pleased when you smiled and then chatted for a few moments between takes. I had just put this up the night before, and it amused me to think that you had read it and spoke to me in response. Even if it is not how it transpired, the timing was most serendipitous! Thank you and your beautiful cast and crew for allowing us to glimpse and participate your world for a moment in time. It has been such an honor to work with you.

You are both beautiful and brilliant. I watch you playing Virginia Johnson, and suspect that your namesake feels completely honored that you have brought her essence to life. What a pleasure it is to be on set from time to time as you create this masterpiece. One day, I look forward to contributing much, much more.

I believe I touched your work first in "Dead Poet's Society," and later watched your career blossom as Will Gardner in "The Good Wife." To both my astonishment and great delight, one day you walked onto a set where I was working, and I have had the pleasure of watching you work. There is no doubt, you shall leave an indelible mark.

It was such a pleasure and honor to meet and briefly chat with you on set. And, in answer to your question about my hair, tonight it required three.

I have heard so many nice things about you from fellow actors. And to my delight, I had the honor to walk beside you. Thank you for your graciousness, and I look forward to working with you again soon.

I have enjoyed you in so many movies, and to my great delight you are now part of the cast of one of my favorite shows. I am truly impressed with your work, look forward to watching your character take shape and all your new work as well!

What a great honor it was to meet you in May 2000 while visiting a friend in LA. Thank you for your graciousness as you kept me company in the kitchen at a Hollywood Hills engagement party. It was so interesting to learn that had co-produced "The Usual Suspects," and hearing about your experiences on the film. After having met you, I couldn't wait to see "The Way of The Gun" when was released. That week in L.A. after meeting you and so many other people, a seed was planted and it eventually inspired my cross-country move. Wishing you well on each of your coming projects.

I think my favorite roles (so far) that you have played were in and "Finding Neverland" and "Chocolat" where it was so fun to hear you play the guitar. I will also never forget discovering "Secret Window." Back in 2003 or 2004, I met and used to watch Joey Malone perform in South Florida. It was so fun to learn that you had grown up together and performed in "The Kids."

What a pleasure it was to meet you on one set, and then to my delight, you recognized me on a different set a few days later. You are so incredibly pleasant, and I hope our paths will continue to cross!

It was such a pleasure to meet you at your workshop when I first arrived in town. Thank you for taking the time to consult with me about Craig Weincek's script. I appreciate your wisdom and advice.

I have watched you for years, enjoying each performance. I especially loved your character in "Life," and felt as though I was peeking inside your soul. (Of course, I love to believe that when I bond with a character, and it may be that you had so taken on his persona that I believed I was watching you. The mark of your genius!) I shall never forget one day when I walked onto a set and saw it was you directing.., It is truly a pleasure each time I see you. One day that I worked with you, I felt so blessed that you came to meet each of us and thank us for our work. It was an honor as well as a pleasure to be with you to share your birthday. May this be a year that surpasses all others... filled with daily delights and surprises.

How exciting it was to have the pleasure to see you on a recent set. I have enjoyed watching your career, and am truly excited for your success!

I have truly enjoyed meeting you and taking your workshops. They were each so helpful and interesting. Thank you for casting me in "Fear the Walking Dead." It was such a pleasure to work with everyone on that team. Recently I was so happy to be able to take the fourth class in your series, and was so excited to learn you had created a one-man show. One day I look forward to seeing it. You are an amazing performer, and I am so happy that a friend referred me to meet with you.

I have never forgotten your performance as Vincent in "Beauty and the Beast." I love your voice that gave life to his character. When I arrived and began to work in the industry, I was ever so delighted to work with you on "Hand of God." I just love the new series and look forward to each of your performances.

I recently had the opportunity to watch you in "House of Cards." I watched all the episodes back-to-back and was absolutely fascinated. I look forward to another season. Whenever I see you, your performances mesmerize.

It has been such a pleasure to watch you through the years. You have an ethereal quality... with equal parts of beauty and a regal strength. And they perfectly aligned with your role in "House of Cards," where you certainly are a 'king-maker.' Looking forward to all of your coming work!

I remember just loving you in "Reds," so I was totally delighted when you and Jack performed together again in "Something's Gotta Give." I truly loved the film and have watched it many times. A recent stylist told me I reminded her of you! It was such a lovely compliment... perhaps one day you will see me and think, "Wow, she could be my stand-in." If so, it would be such a treat!

Through the years, I am reminded that people have said that I remind them of you. I'm hearing it more now that I am in LA. So one day, it would be lovely to meet and work with you! I just began watching "Grace and Frankie," and am really enjoying watching your characters. I found myself going through a range of emotions as I watch, so thank you...

I am having such fun watching "Grace and Frankie." It is wonderful to watch you explore all these issues as you develop your relationship with each other. And I am an artist, but my wardrobe is entirely conservative as I realize I wear things 'to work'... so I love that your character waltzes to the tune of her own drummer. And you remind me of who I am.

I have enjoyed you so often, and I think my favorite so far is your performance with Warren in "Love Affair." I am always surprised when people tell me who they think I resemble. Once in awhile they say your name, and I feel so honored. Who knows, perhaps I will have the honor to be your stand-in on a project!

What a pleasure it was to work with you during the first season of "Blunt Talk." Thank you for saying "Hello"... it was such a treat!

It was so lovely to meet you. And I hope one day soon that you shall be able to meet Andrew, your 'doppelganger'!

How lovely it was to work with you on the first season of Agent X! I also want to thank you for the lovely compliment you paid me about my dress. I found it so interesting to listen to you, watch you work, and listen as you coach some of the actors.

How fun it was to meet you on the "Mission Imp" set in May 2000. That day planted the seed that would finally inspire my cross-country move. Wishing you the very best!

I have so enjoyed your performances. Mmm... where shall I begin? I think I may have first seen you in "The Family Stone." I also fell in love with "Time Traveler's Wife"... thinking that love that transcends time is an especially wonderful thought. And, of course watching you in "The Notebook" is a great joy. It is a great joy to watch you in each of your roles, and look forward to each one.

You are brilliant and I love your performances. I will confess that the romantic in me has watched "While You Were Sleeping" and "Two Week's Notice" more times than I can count... I always appreciate your vulnerability, and it opens my heart to possibilities that I have forgotten.

As I create this list of people, I cannot tell you how often I watched several of your movies. Of course they touched parts of my soul. Although I love you in so many of them, I found myself very drawn to the characters you played in both "Runaway Bride" and "Notting Hill." In "Pretty Woman," Vivian touched one of the four core archetypes within us all (I imagine), and I found your friendship with Rupert an absolute treasure in "My Best Friend's Wedding." Wishing you and your family every happiness!

Thank you for sharing your talents with us. I was so moved by your character in "P.S. I Love You," for my Irish hubby died awhile back, and your personality reminded me so much of what he might have done in the same circumstances. I have enjoyed watching you in so many performances, and look forward to each one to come!

I thing I first began watching you in "My So-Called Life," and have been so impressed as I watch your career through the years. And your work in "Homeland" is absolutely incredible. Congratulations on all of your achievements, and look forward to all that you do in the days to come.

Wow... I was SO impressed with your work in "Life," and literally binge watched the whole series over a short time. I now recommend it to everyone. I believe I next saw your work in "Homeland" and found your performance truly outstanding. Looking forward to all that you shall continue to do!

Thank you for sharing your gifts on the screen. I have watched you for years and admire your grace, beauty, and strength. So many favorites, I especially love your performances in both "Under the Tuscan Sun," "Unfaithful," and "Nights in Rodanthe," for they each touched me to the core. A few times over the years, people have mentioned they think that I resemble you. Whenever I hear it, I take it as a great compliment.

There is something very familiar about you, and I have enjoyed so many of your performances for different reasons. You sometimes remind me of people who I have met over the years; other times, you surprise me with your vulnerability. In fact, your range of characters has been utterly fascinating to watch... from "American Gigolo" to "Pretty Woman to "Unfaithful." How I appreciated your insights in "The Runaway Bride" and then was so incredibly moved by your character's transformation in "Autumn in New York." And you were a beautiful choice as Lancelot in "First Knight." The "Mothman Prophesies" was truly intriguing, and thank you for touching my soul in "Nights in Rodanthe." I remember weeping when I first saw it.

Tonight I had the honor to screen your new movie, "Time out of Mind" at Sundance Cinema. Thank you for sharing about the experience during the live Q&A. It was so nice to 'see' you! There was not time for you to address all our questions, so one day perhaps I will get to ask you what you were thinking at one point in the film. Wishing you and your family every joy.

Oh my goodness... I thought I had added you weeks ago, so please forgive me! I was utterly thrilled to see you on the "Hand of God" set. You are incredibly lovely, and I want to thank you for your graciousness. I think I first watched you in "China Beach." Years later, one of your movies inspired a paradigm shift that changed my life, so I am very grateful that you came to Hollywood.

As I began writing you this note, I immediately thought of something that moved me in "The Judge." I remember being so drawn in, and as your as your character related to his father the entire dynamic resonated with me. How often we go to the movies to escape our lives. Yet I go to glean truths about my own, look at them, release whatever is not serving me, and forge a new path. It is a catharsis, an awakening, a period of grieving, a funeral, and then a wedding of sorts for I marry with my new insights and often refashion my life each time I see a film. Now working in the industry, being at the movies is always the most natural place for me! For we are the writer, director, producer, and star of our 'own movie.' Wishing you and your family every joy...!

My, my... I have been enjoying your work throughout my life and was SO excited one day when you appeared as we were filming the "American Crime Story." I have loved your work - all of it. Years ago I was married to someone named Michael (however, he is no longer residing in our world). So when I saw you in "Michael," I laughed and laughed. The effect you had on the women in the bar is kind of the effect he had on everyone too... females, males, children, elderly, animals... everyone and everything! Hopefully he and Pansy are dancing now. I also found your character so powerful in "The General's Daughter." Thank you for standing for her. I also appreciated you protecting your family in "Domestic Disturbance." Wishing you, Kelly, and your family every blessing... and I truly look forward to seeing all your work to come!

I think the romantic in me immediately conjures your characters in "Message in a Bottle," and then "For Love of the Game." However, I remember being SO delighted to discover that you were Alex in "The Big Chill." In fact, that character actually inspired me to write a paper called 'Where Did Alex's Hope Go' for a psych class in college. I have been impressed with way you always seem comfortable in your own skin. It is quite a beautiful attribute to have. Congratulations to you for all of your achievements. I look forward to seeing whatever is next!

You are so lovely, and I have enjoyed your performances throughout the years in so many films. In "Autumn in New York," when I heard Charlotte's characterization of a 'Unique,' the artist in me resonated. And I immediately laughed at her describe the 'Typical' (quickly reminded of the numbers who have passed through my own life). So I wholly agreed when Charlotte said, "There isn't a lie in the world that I'd rather hear than the truth." No doubt, you are the Unique outside of the movie too. Thank you for reminding to stop, be present and ask, "What shall we do.. with this moment that we're in?" Wishing you joy, and look forward to watching your coming work.

I want to thank you for sharing your beautiful voice with us, and for also sharing your comedic and dramatic talents on screen. I have so enjoyed all of your many performances and also shared each of your characters' joys and heartaches. I cannot name a favorite (because I love them all); however, years ago I remember that I was transfixed as I watched you in "Nuts." And I was so moved by your performances in both "Prince of Tides" and "The Mirror Has Two Faces." I supposed a part of me still hopes that you will reunite with Robert (Hubbell) one day, and if Omar (Nicky) was alive it would be so fun to see how life might have been for the two of you. Yet, I know we must release all that no longer serves us (both on and off screen), and I look forward to what is to be. Perhaps you will bless us with another role (either on screen or behind the scenes). And if not on screen, it is my hope to see you live in concert!

My dear, if you were still on this plane, it would be such an honor to know and work with you. Once I was flying somewhere and a Steward came to me and said, "You look like a young Katharine Hepburn." I was stunned and so very pleased. (And, of course, I set out to watch some of your early work to see how you looked. I sense if you read this, that you will be laughing.) I still have tears come to my eyes as I remember your role in "Love Affair." The duck analogy is so true... and you, your voice, and your ever-so-unique personality are forever in my heart.

One of my favorite movies is "Love Affair." I used to meet and fall for this type of character all the time, and so watching your character transform when love surprised him was so wonderful. I was so happy watching you find true love in the film, and even more when I learned you found it in real life.

I think my favorite role that you have performed (so far) is "Maleficent." I love discovering the truth, that soft underbelly that exists below all the masks... or that which rises up to banish the false characterizations. I also love "Salt," and look forward to seeing your coming roles... each one a brilliant treasure!

As I think of your body of work, I think "Meet Joe Black" holds a very special place in my heart. Each time I watch it, I appreciate some new facet of the film and Joe's gifts. There is something so special, just knowing we touch the other world in every moment. I also loved Benjamin Button. I decided long ago I would like to get younger as I age, so it holds a special place for me.

When you took on the role of Brenda Lee Johnson in "The Closer," I think it became my favorite weekly program. I absolutely had to watch every episode. You have probably guessed that it is my not-so-secret hope that Brenda Lee will come visit "Major Crimes," which is also an amazing show. I am so delighted that most of the cast remained intact. Years before, I enjoyed watching you in so many varying roles... but your work especially caught my eye when you worked in "Phenomenon," a truly beautiful film.

I have been completely mesmerized by your performance in "The Following." I find that I keep looking for the new season to begin, and cannot wait to find out what is next! Blessings to you, Kyra, and your family!

One movie that I watch again and again is "The Holiday." The song that Miles wrote for Iris was so beautiful... it's truly one of my favorite scenes. I also loved watching you in the video store as Dustin Hoffman watches! Thank you for making me laugh ~ it is a beautiful gift.

When I watch you perform, I sense I have known you forever. I anguished with Marco in "Dangerous Beauty" and exorcised a ghost when I met Jasper in "The Holiday," two favorites that you have done. What a unique look as well as a beautiful gift you have.

I have been thinking so much about the movies that I love to watch again and again. Iris in "The Holiday" is one of my favorites. In addition to your wonderful acting talents, you have an ethereal beauty and grace that touches people. You draw us in to your world and make us feel welcome. I look forward to each of your films and performances, and cannot wait to see what is next.

Oh my... how I enjoy watching your performances. I am actually giggling as I write this because you have something in your expression and with your voice that truly is fun to see and hear. Perhaps we knew each other on some other time continuum. Goodness, there could be 1000s of possibilities! I must say that watching you in "Something's Gotta Give," was so refreshing. My heart was happy that love won. Looking forward to seeing whatever is next for you!

Of course I have watched you in so many brilliant performances, but one of my favorites is "The Holiday." Love ever inspires me. And your character was so fun to see. Often we see the reverse roles, so it was refreshing to watch a man on the other side. Thank you for that!

What a pleasure it was to attend the screening for Strangerland at the SAG Foundation. I found it to be such a powerfully moving story... still thinking about the imagery. Thank you for bringing the film to life, and for being who you are as a director. I was truly captivated as you shared with us after we saw your film, so impressed with your style and philosophy. Thank you for the weekend workshop, filled with your notes, intuition, offerings, and exercises. Wishing you well on each of your coming projects. And of course I also want to wish you every blessing in your new venture here in L.A.

I remember watching your passion in "The Witches of Eastwick," so impressed with your ability to abandon conventions and become so vulnerable. And then you delivered a controlled passion in your role for "Dead Man Walking." I see great strength within you each time I watch your performances, and imagine what an incredible mentor you must be. I was in a Casting Access workshop recently, and the Casting Director handed me a scene to do. When I realized I was performing the part you played on screen, I was just delighted.

I think a part of me used to be afraid of you. Yet I have realized what a brilliant actor you are to bring up that feeling. I watched you on "Inside The Actors Studio" one day and found myself illuminated as I felt I met the man behind the roles. No longer afraid of you, I was incredibly impressed with your accomplishments and by the nuggets of wisdom that life (no doubt) has taught you.

I found your work brilliant in "The Sopranos," and felt you were THE key to Tony's transformation. Now, years later to run into on set was so fun. Thank you for being so authentic both on and off camera. You are a treasure...

I was thrilled to have the opportunity to be on "Transparent," and so disappointed you were not with us in the scene. How incredibly amazing it has been to watch your performance. You are absolutely brilliant and I love the new series!

You have a remarkable presence, and I remember how fun it was to laugh at your keen wit in "Easy A." I still laugh at the kitchen scene, remembering the fun rapport between you and your hubby, and how much fun you had with your family. Oh, I can't wait to see your coming work!

I absolutely love it when I see you on screen. I have found your performances arresting. Your character in "Easy A" was such a fabulous father... so funny and also wise. And then I found it fascinating to observe your role in "The Devil Wears Prada" juxtaposed with the character you played in "Julie & Julia" ~ truly inspired. Wishing you every good thing, and look forward to all your coming work ahead!

As you know, your voice has an effect upon me like nothing else. I first saw you perform in 2006 at Mizner Park in Boca Raton with Average White Band and Hall & Oates. I began a dreams album on Facebook back in 2008, and envisioned one day meeting you. Then I saw your Christmas Tour Concert in West Palm Beach, and my dream was realized. I think that night was a magical event for me, and taking photos with each of you was so special. I will never forget the experience. And one day when my first book becomes a script, I would love for you and your music to be an integral part of it. Sending much love to you, Amy, Dylan, and Scarlett. I hope to meet them all one day too!

What a joy it was to see you perform live in Boca Raton for the opening of Jazziz and then also see you 1 year later. It was such a pleasure to meet you, your brother, and each member of your band. I look forward to seeing you perform again one day, or perhaps I shall see you on set too!

I think your character reminded me so much of someone I know when I first saw your performance in "St. Elmo's Fire." I watched the movie over and over, and it's been fascinating to watch you through the years in the various roles you play. I look forward to seeing your new show, and wish you and your family every joy.

I recently attended an Actors Workshop and was asked to perform the role of Catherine in a scene from "Chloe." I was thrilled when I received my assignment as well as honored. Your performances have always moved, fascinated, and enchanted me. Thank you for taking risks, and allowing us to step inside your world.

I have loved watching your performances for years. I have been enjoying "Hostages" recently, and it reminded me of all of the layers that you allow us to see. I always feel I peer inside people when I watch them perform, and whenever I watch you I truly like what I uncover.

I discovered "Lie to Me" years ago, and felt you were one of the most fascinating actors that I have watched. I would love to see the series reignited... I found it to be intellectually intriguing. Your character pulled me right in, and I could not get enough. What a gift you have, and I hope to meet and work with you one day.

Since that time, I am always pleased to see your work. I decided to binge-watch the entire "Lie to Me" series. Nothing has changed... it is brilliant work!

It was a pleasure to meet you the other day at a screening. Thank you for the chat, and hope our paths will cross again in the future. I really enjoyed watching you in "The Shift," and look forward to seeing your upcoming work.

Loved your performance as Veronica Franco in "Dangerous Beauty."

I cannot tell you how exciting it was to work on two of your episodes for NCIS. Thank you for creating a show that at one point in my life felt like family. (I was away from everyone I knew, and so it was wonderful to connect with all of you--albeit on screen!) Wishing you, Pam, and your family (both on and off screen) every blessing... and it is my sincerest hope that my path will intersect with yours one day soon.

What a talented lady you are. It has been so fun to watch your body of work grow. It was an honor to be invited to interview on one of your shows, and I want to wish you and your show families the very best.

If we had lived in the same era, I would have loved to work with you. So perhaps one day we shall have the chance to connect and chat. I look forward to the day. When I first saw you smile and how you looked at Vivian Leigh in "Gone with the Wind," I giggled and knew just who you were. It's an amazing gift.

Your body of work has been so fascinating to watch. So often I get to enjoy watching you have fun in your roles... and when you play a darker role, you draw me in to walk with you along your journey to experience whatever it is that arises.

I have been so impressed with your role on "Madam Secretary." Your strength, intelligence, and strategic wisdom inspire me. And the entire ensemble is fabulous!

I think one of my favorite roles that you have played is in "Return to Me." And I am fascinated by the subsequent roles you play in "Red Shoe Diaries" and "Californication" as well. I binge watched all the episodes of "Aquarius" and just love it.

It was a pleasure to meet and work with you on "Fear the Walking Dead." Thank you for your graciousness on my first day on set and later in the scene. It's so nice to 'see' you from time to time in shows I watch, and always brings a smile after having met you. Wishing you every success on all of your projects, and hope to work with you again soon!

It was such a pleasure to work with you as a scene partner in Kim's Acting Workshop. Looking forward to hearing you sing very soon. And I want to thank you not only for your friendship but for also welcoming me into your beautiful community. How fabulous it is to imagine co-creating a really juicy and delicious project that allows each of us to explore and reach for even more.

What a pleasure it was to work with you on "Hand of God." You were my energetic angel, mirroring love and goodness back to me. Thank you for the difference you made, and I know just why the stars love to have you near. And, when the day comes to choose my own people, I would be so honored to have you as my personal stylist.

I was totally overjoyed to see you again on "Fresh off the Boat."

I have truly enjoyed your performances throughout the years. Your characters and performances are always so unique and memorable. Last night it was such a delight to know that you would be attending the Q&A after the DGA screening of "Black Mass." Wow... what a powerful performance you gave in the film! I look forward to seeing whatever is next, and sending you and your family every blessing.

Wow! I just screened "The Martian" this afternoon and was so impressed with your performance, your fellow cast members, and the story. I was part of a project to promote the film, so I look forward to seeing each of them as well. I look back over the work you have done, and it's so interesting to see the range of characters you have played. Thank you you for sharing your gifts.

It was so fun to meet and work with you today! It was so amazing to be invited to participate in the scene, and even more fun that you remind me of someone I knew as a teen. As I was reviewing your credits, I realized how many things that I have seen you do! Wow... congrats to you! Wishing you well, and hope to see you on set again soon.

Congratulations on your brilliant achievements! I have enjoyed watching your performances through the years, and recently it was such a nice surprise to work with you and your beautiful cast and crew. Annalise is a fascinating character and I look forward to continuing to peer inside each of her layers.