Hey folks Sam Jones here.

Welcome to another edition of Off-camera, the show where I get to talk to iconic, and wide-eyed-eyed eight-year-old, a trip to the University Theater with her mother planted a seed.

The adults on stage were playing make-belief, her most favorite game in the world, and she was

mesmerized.

Add a pension for prank calls and some improv with unsuspecting bar keeps and the seed that was planted would later grow into her passion for acting and Andy is nothing if not passionate.

Although Andy is an industry vet with over 30 years of

experience, she's still chomping at the bit to stretch and grow, despite how

challenging it could be for women to find roles of substance.

As a model, Andy was often held to an impossible standard of perfection, but she knows her

success transcends what people see on the surface.

Quote, I've always known the real reason people would connect with me would be not for the

way I looked but for how I made them feel.

Andy joins me on off camera to discuss why her role in love after love is her most interesting

since sex lies in videotape, how to move past

gender inequality in Hollywood, why her childhood struggles have made her a better mom, and

how to properly cook a steak.

So pull up a chair and listen in.

Hi Andy. Hi Sam. Thanks for doing this. Thank you for having me.

Well, I've been a fan forever and you know what's funny about seeing you here?

First off, you don't look like you've aged a day since I started watching films, you know, since I guess sex lies in video tape, right?

Yeah, life is interesting. I'm going to be 60 in April. That is crazy. I know life goes by so fast and it's so time is so precious but you know I you know it

seems like yesterday and it seems like a long time ago, both at the same time.

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