Samantha Quotes

The scene where Samantha takes her wig off when she is suffering from breast cancer, and throws it across the room wasn`t in the script, it was something spontaneous I did (on "Sex and the City" (1998)). Samantha`s wigs became just another accessory. We didn`t want the storyline to feel like "Oh my God, we`re going to get her head shaved". Despite what was happening to her, we felt that her character could withstand it and so you went through it with her. She carried off the afro wigs, the pink wigs, it was really fun. Obviously, there was a serious side to that storyline, as well, and I got some very intimate responses.

The clothes in "Sex and the City" (1998) were a blast! My favourite part was working with Patricia Field, the costume designer. It was just insane. My wardrobe was more outrageous than raunchy. Yes, the colours were bright and the necklines were super-low, but my behaviour was more daring than my wardrobe. I think some of the other characters` choices were more, "Soho trash queens", but Samantha was a professional woman who worked and lived uptown, so she was always well put together. For the first season, I had a connection at Yves Saint-Laurent, and I wore YSL suits with a brooch or a hat, or a bag that was kind of fun or zing, but never too raunchy.

The scene where Samantha takes her wig off when she is suffering from breast cancer, and throws it across the room wasn`t in the script, it was something spontaneous I did (on "Sex and the City" (1998)). Samantha`s wigs became just another accessory. We didn`t want the storyline to feel like "Oh my God, we`re going to get her head shaved". Despite what was happening to her, we felt that her character could withstand it and so you went through it with her. She carried off the afro wigs, the pink wigs, it was really fun. Obviously, there was a serious side to that storyline, as well, and I got some very intimate responses

Samantha says that kissing ex-boyfriend Christian Slater in Broken Arrow (1996) was "like kissing your brother".

I certainly saw a lot of things that we need to work on. I do think fatigue was a factor at the end, which is not a good thing when you are in the same gym all day. We were a little soft in the middle defensively and our outside hitting still needs work. I thought Samantha Rosenbarger played pretty good back-row defense, and Ivy Ivers was very steady all the way around.

She`s only 16 and younger people do better in rehabilitation because they are still growing, ... Samantha is a fighter, and I know she`ll keep going.

Missy and I talk about the guys we have, the injuries we have, where they are, how we`re going to progress them that day, real specific things. Then we talk to Samantha. She does a lot of the treatments. Then we talk to Bill and David about what we need them to do in the weight room or on the court.

The attention that Samantha garnered when she was taken was outrageous,

And Samantha isn`t the only one who performed for us as a freshman. (Outfielder) Alessandra Giampaolo is back, too, and you can already see that they, as sophomores, have raised their games a level.