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"  The comedy goddess \u2014 currently starring on Suburgatory \u2014 talks shop with her girl. Frances: What do you like about playing Sheila on Suburgatory? Ana: I love people who try to keep the world in control \u2014 because the world is inherently not in control. And in some ways, I aspire to be more like Sheila. I would love to be so perfectly organized. Frances: Mom, that&amp;#039;s not going to happen! Is it hard to be working in Los Angeles while we live in New York? Ana: It&amp;#039;s the hardest part of my job. I get really sad when I board that plane. I especially hate not being here at night. I miss that quiet and together time. Frances: Did you grow up in a house, like Sheila has on the show? Ana: Yes, but not in the suburbs. I&amp;#039;ve always lived in a city. I&amp;#039;m very social, and in a place like New York, even if you&amp;#039;re alone on the subway, you never feel lonely. Would you like to live in the suburbs? Frances: No. Well, maybe. You said if we moved to the suburbs, you&amp;#039;d get us a dog. And I&amp;#039;d like a dog. Ana: A very good argument for the suburbs. Frances: Here&amp;#039;s a funny question, Mom. You used to make fun of famous people on Saturday Night Live, but you told us [Frances and her brother, Ulysses, age 4] never to make fun of anybody. Ana: I&amp;#039;d like to say that parody is a celebration of a person&amp;#039;s specific characteristics, as opposed to mockery. That&amp;#039;s what I&amp;#039;d like to say. Frances: Did you always know you wanted to be an actor? Ana: Yeah, I did. Do you think you want to act too? Frances: No, I want to be a wedding coordinator. Ana: What else are you considering? Frances: An archeologist, a paleontologist, a doctor, and a vet. Ana: Hey, if you do your homework, you can do any of those things! Another thing Ana and Frances bond over? Ben &amp;amp;amp; Jerry&amp;#039;s ice cream! So 10 readers will win a case of their favorite flavor, worth $132. To enter, go to redbookmag.com/freebies. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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