During The Rehearsal Process I

Darla [from Buffy The Vampire Slayer] Wasn't Darla In The Beginning, By The Way. Darla Was Just Vampire Girl #1. But I Just Started Adding A Little Bit Of Glee And Joy Into Everything She Did And Just Relied On The Fact That The Prosthetic Does The Work. And Then I Didn't Have To Be Scary. The Prosthetic Was Scary Enough. I Just Had To Smile And Show Off Darla's Really Great Dental Work.

There Were A Couple Of Years Where I Was Skating And Acting At The Same Time.

I Read The Script [havenhurst] And I Went To Bed, But I Woke Up Because Somebody Had Knocked On My Door. Or At Least It Seemed Like Somebody Knocked On My Door At, Like, 4 In The Morning.

It's A Moment That I Will Be Asked About For The Rest Of My Life As An Actor, And I Carry That Moment With Pride, That Rita [in Dexter] Had Such An Impact And That It Was Such A Gut-wrenching Moment For Audience Members.

[ Angel Series] Really Taught Me That Acting Is Not Just About Being Emotionally Challenged. It's About Being Physically Challenged. And I Enjoyed Both Aspects Of That.