Lucy Liu

I think that there was so few auditions that I really didn't know how to get better.

Because when you audition, you really need to know how to understand the room.

You have to understand what you're doing.

There's a certain way to, I guess, introduce yourself.

And because I kind of was very raw and unpolished, maybe that worked in my favor.

I think the unknowing of it, the naivete and the, I mean, really the sincerity of going in and just like doing your best and not having any expectation was really a saving grace for me.

Do you remember a time where it worked for you?

You walked in, you had no idea what was going on?

And it like really worked out for you?

Yeah, I did.

I went into this audition for Beverly Hills 90210.

And there was a room of like 10 or 15 people.

You know, it was an under five role, which I didn't really know what that meant.

But it really means like you have under five lines.

Oh, okay.

And I went in, I shook everyone's hand, and I just did my lines and I left.

And I think the, I guess the confidence of shaking people's hands and looking at them in the eye and just...

You know, going in there and being very welcoming and warm was, I guess, the ticket.

I have no idea.

I mean, you never know what's going on behind closed doors.