Starz and went crazy for it. After that, there were two different characters that he was interested for me to play. Of course, I had to sleep with the showrunner to get the part, but... [Laughs.] Anyway, it was either the Miramar Playa house photographer who was also sort of a spy for Ike [Jeffrey Dean Morgan's character] as well a gal-Friday/best-friend kind of thing, or Meg Bannock. And the more we talked about it, Meg just seemed to be the part. She's this sort of Doris Duke/Grace Kelly throwback, the ultra-WASP who's part of Ike's earlier life, to sort of compare and contrast the Jewish hotel world, which even at that time -- although no one realized it -- was sort of dying as it kept coming up again and again that the WASP persona in America was being viewed as "the real Americans." Meg's a nice person, but she's a person of her world, where Jewish people aren't invited into their country clubs, and the South Beach area isn't integrated. There are colored and white drinking fountains, and this all seems kind of normal in Meg's world. So I think with her affection for Ike and her being accepted into his family more and more, she's seeing her world open up a bit. It's cool to play a woman from that era who's extremely wealthy. Her parents are gone; she's an heiress like Doris Duke, with something like a billion dollars in today's money. She's got no children