Julie Bowen on Coping With Teenage Chaos and How ‘Happy Gilmore' Launched Her Career
Both of my parents are strong characters and very different from each other. My father was and is more cautious, carefully assessing things before he does them. My mother was and is a 'leap first and then look' kind of a gal, which terrified me.
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