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“Sometimes it’s better not to talk,” the actress, 44, says.
“I’m not interested in airing out dirty laundry.”
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Especially not about what happened last year.
Amid the controversy,CBS saidit had tried offering Kim and Park “significant salary increases.”
Kim wrote in aFacebook postthat “the path to equality is rarely easy.”
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But through it all, Park remained silent.
That said, she’s not about to reveal her actual reason.
“I’m grateful for the lessons learned, but I chose what was best for my integrity.
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“Throughout the whole series, I kept trying to see the best in everybody.”
“Would I do it all over again?
I wouldn’t be so quick to say yes….
I’m still figuring stuff out.
Sometimes people are just really good at burying stuff, and I think I’m like that.”
In other words, Park wants to move onand she has, at least on the small screen.
“She doesn’t need to be likable,” Park explains.
“She’s just doing the things she needs to get done.
Besides, she says, she was “moved” by the character-driven story.
“That struck a strong chord with me.
From the outside, people may think, ‘Oh, she’s really living the life she wants!’
" she says, laughing.
“I feel like I’m so far away from doing that.”
Well, maybe not that far away anymore.
“We all have the same trailers, the same treatment.
If everyone’s bringing their A-games and being a team, those are the things that are more important.
“I just look at this time as something that I went through.
A Million Little Thingsdebuts Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 10 p.m.
