Post by jag11 on Oct 14, 2007 10:17:14 GMT -5
October 16, 2007 CBS Soaps In Depth
After nearly two decades in showbiz, Y&R's Sharon Case (Sharon) has gotten used to talking to the press and seeing her words in print. But it wasn't always easy. "When I first started working and doing interviews for magazines, I was very specific in what I said... and then I'd go and read the article, comb through it and wonder, 'Is this what I really said?' Not that it was wrong or anything, but it's interesting how things, when they're printed, look really different. There's no inflection in the sentence and things come across weird," says the blonde stunner. "At first I was shocked by that, but I soon got over it." Indeed, Case says she's much more laid-back these days when it comes to how she's portrayed in print. "When you do so many interviews, you can't really take things personally," she shares. "If you care that much, you really shouldn't be in this industry."
The Write Track
After nearly two decades in showbiz, Y&R's Sharon Case (Sharon) has gotten used to talking to the press and seeing her words in print. But it wasn't always easy. "When I first started working and doing interviews for magazines, I was very specific in what I said... and then I'd go and read the article, comb through it and wonder, 'Is this what I really said?' Not that it was wrong or anything, but it's interesting how things, when they're printed, look really different. There's no inflection in the sentence and things come across weird," says the blonde stunner. "At first I was shocked by that, but I soon got over it." Indeed, Case says she's much more laid-back these days when it comes to how she's portrayed in print. "When you do so many interviews, you can't really take things personally," she shares. "If you care that much, you really shouldn't be in this industry."