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Brigitte Quinn's 22 Minutes With Lea Thompson
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NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — In this episode of “22 Minutes,” actress Lea Thompson sits down with Brigitte Quinn to discuss the last season of her Freeform series, takes a look back at her illustrious 35-year career and explains why she’d like to spend 22 minutes with Albert Einstein.
Thompson currently stars as Kathryn Kennish in “Switched at Birth.” The show centers around two girls who discover they were accidentally switched at birth and the struggle that ensues when both families eventually meet and discover the truth.
Thompson learned sign language for the role since her daughter on the show is deaf.
“It was a real gift the whole sign language thing, the deaf culture that we got to explore. All the different issues we got to enjoy,” Thompson said.
Thompson also reminisced about her iconic role as Lorraine Baines in “Back To The Future” and what she says is the movie’s most important message.
“It is important to remember that one moment of courage, one moment of doing the right thing — standing up for what you believe in — not being a coward can change your whole life. I think that is the real message of the movie that is super important.”
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