Monica Horan

On her early childhood influences; on the response to her fame within her hometown; on wanting to be an actress since she was a child; on her favorite shows growing up; on being influenced by comedians and how she pursued being an actress; on going to Hofstra University; on forming a theater company, "Actor's Initiative," with her friends and its influence throughout her career; on forming a foundation for arts and education in Los Angeles; on her first professional acting job and the character she created for it; on subsequent theater roles

On how she met her husband, Philip Rosenthal and the beginnings of their relationship; on the challenges of working and living in New York City as an actress

On her first TV role working on L.A. Law and how she got the part; on the challenges of transitioning from working in theater and living in New York to working in television and living in L.A.; on the auditioning process in L.A.; on working on General Hospital, Down the Shore and Coach; on working on In Living Color and In the House; on her commercial work; on working on both General Hospital and Down the Shore in the same day; on testing for pilots

On writing sketch comedy with Judy Toll; on her decision to leave acting; on her first appearance on Everybody Loves Raymond; on her role on Everybody Loves Raymond; on the beginnings of Everybody Loves Raymond; on her involvement with Everybody Loves Raymond

On the comedy of Everybody Loves Raymond; on the character of "Amy" on the show and her evolution throughout the series; on where the name of "Amy" originated for her character; on how "Amy" was introduced to the show; on what it was like being on the set for Everybody Loves Raymond for the first time; on the relationship of 'Amy" and "Robert" on the show; on her response to finding out that "Robert" and "Amy" were going to be engaged and eventually married

On when her role of "Amy" changed from a recurring role to a regular character on the show; on on the dynamic between the MacDougall's and the Romano's on the show; on working with the cast of Everybody Loves Raymond; on how the other characters relate to the character of "Amy" on the show; on her views on being an actress; on the relationship between "Amy" and "Marie;" on the impact and influence that working with different creative people has had upon her life and career

On key episodes of Everybody Loves Raymond featuring "Amy," such as "Good Girls," "Robert Moves Back," and "Robert's Wedding;" on some of her favorite episodes including the "Italy" episode and "PMS, The Bad Moon Rising;" on her response to seeing aspects of her own life that have been written into episodes

On other favorite episodes including "Therapy," "Halloween Candy," "The Canister," "Baggage;" on the decision to end the show; on the legacy of Everybody Loves Raymond; on the final episode of Everybody Loves Raymond; on the emotional close to the show; on her role in the final episode

On the atmosphere on the set during the filming of the final scene of Everybody Loves Raymond; on the secrecy surrounding the final episode; on where she sees "Robert" and "Amy" in twenty years; on advice she would give to someone starting out in acting; on her current and future projects