One thing that was really important to me with Molly is that a lot of times when women play strong, professional women, it’s an easy trap to fall into, the idea of taking on the worst characteristics of a man and becoming sort of cold and detached.

I wanted Molly to be completely a woman – sexy, insightful, empathetic – but without being the cliches of a woman in terms of being sentimental. In life, no matter how successful anyone is, there’s still a person underneath figuring out how to be loved and navigating through the human experience.

[tvguide.com Oct 21, 2005]

Carla Gugino plays contingency analyst Molly Ann Caffrey on tv series “Threshold”

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