Tonya Mosley

There's a through line in many of your characters.

Many of them are, of course, they're highly intelligent, but they're also deeply self-reflective and aware.

They use control as a way to survive.

Anna, this particular character in his and hers is no exception.

And I actually want to play a scene where she's having lunch at a diner with a cameraman.

His name is Richard Jones, and he's played by Pablo Schreiber.

And he's married to your nemesis, another news anchor, which I should just say is really real.

There are so many photographers who are married to news anchors.

What's something you learned that was a surprise to you about the job?

You also went to the small town that this was based on, or it was based on a small town, right?

Right.

When that happens, what are you looking for?

When you drove there, what are the things that you're trying to suss out as you're trying to figure out the character that you're going to embody?

I have this clip that I want to play where, as I mentioned, she's sitting with this cameraman and

And he's married to her nemesis.

And she's talking to him about the perils of being married to a news anchor.

And so she's talking about her nemesis, but she's also talking about herself in that same way.

Let's listen.

OK, I love this scene because it also is so accurate.

Sorry, I just was in this world for so long.