Heather Mitchell: ‘I got the biggest reaction for playing Donald Trump

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Mitchell is starring in 'The Killings at Parrish Station' and finds life's greatest mystery is 'how does it all end?'.
She would prefer her father's recording of an American folk song played at her funeral, rather than something morbid.
In 'RBG: Of Many, One', she enjoyed playing Bill Clinton the most due to the humor written into his character.
She used to inhabit roles so deeply, like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, that she would even brush her teeth like her, but can now switch characters off.
A tarot reader once told her she would ruin her husband's life, which was her last visit to a tarot reader.
Mitchell finds 'Twelfth Night' to be the most overrated Shakespeare play.
She identifies with giraffes due to their ability to overcome challenges to reach what they need.
She creates toast art for co-stars, using sugary bread for portraits and sourdough for landscapes.
Her favorite films include 'It's a Wonderful Life', 'Citizen Kane', and 'Muriel's Wedding'.
She finds her co-star Hugo Weaving 'annoyingly nice' and 'fabulous'.

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