like I said, that's when I started referring to him as "Mitch Glazer," which made the whole crew laugh. I still do it now. Even though they just call him "Mitch," I just feel more comfortable calling him "Mitch Glazer" because it draws a line when we're working together. It's the same thing with the read-throughs. They keep seating me next to him in our conference room, and I'm always like, "Would you get me away from him?" Three Of Hearts (1993) -- "Connie Czapski" KL: I was really, really proud of that part, and, quite honestly, I felt... I've played a few lesbian characters in my career, and I'm always happy to do so. It's always a challenge, and I always learn something. But Connie I liked because at that point... It's hard to even believe, because we have so many gay characters integrated into TV shows -- Modern Family , The New Normal , whatever -- but back then the main gay characters were in films like Philadelphia . Or Basic Instinct , which is a movie I turned down right around that same time. I turned down millions of dollars to do Basic Instinct and instead did this little movie for basically nothing, because I thought, "We can't have gay and lesbian characters on prime-time television or in films where they're just dying of AIDS or killing people. It's just too hideous." And the character in Basic Instinct ... I didn't like her, for one thing, but