“Look, I'm working with Meg Ryan. I've never done this before, but she's doing amazing work. You should audition her.”

— Sandra Seacat

Interceding on behalf of her persistently typecast student, as quoted by director Jane Campion in "Cut to Darkness: Meg Ryan, survivor, pushes beyond "America's sweetheart" in a raw new film" http://articles.latimes.com/2003/oct/05/entertainment/ca-schruers5/2 by Fred Schruers, in The Los Angeles Times (October 5, 2003)

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American acting teacher and actress 1936

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