How heavy was that prosthetic belly?
It wasn't very heavy. It was just very strange having this obstruction in front of me that I wasn't used to. Certainly it limits your movement quite a lot. I think I instantly felt pregnant, and a lot of people that were on the set -- not everybody had read the scripts because they kept everything pretty hush-hush -- a lot of people thought I was pregnant, which was great. There was a little coffee shop across the street. When we had some down time I'd go over there and grab a coffee, and people would be like, "Um, I don't know if you should be drinking coffee because you're pregnant." And I was like, "No, no, it's fake."
Did you pull out the pillow and do a show-and-tell?
Yeah, and I think people thought I was more crazy because I was wearing a pillow.
Did anyone give you advice on how to act pregnant?
We have five kids under three in our family right now, so I'm so used to everybody being pregnant around me, which was great preparation. A lot of it was just kind of the movement. I was trying to copy my sister and my sister-in-law. I think that kind of movement is pretty typical in women when they're pregnant.
Source: Full interview @ AMC
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