I Lead A Very Physical

I Think There's Always Pieces Of Yourself That Bleed Into Your Character. That's Inevitable.

Doing All The Rig Work And The Stunt Work Has Actually Been Wonderful. It's A Whole New Skill Set That I've Learned That I'll Get To Take Onto My Next Jobs. We Get To Do That All The Time, The Fighting And The Learning New Moves. It's Quite Exciting.

I Think The Most Challenging Aspect Was Keeping Up The Degree Of Physical Fitness You Need While Filming A Major Leading Role In A Primetime U.s. Series. You Have Very Little Time To Sleep And Eat, Let Alone Train.

I Lead A Very Physical Life. I Played A Lot Of Sports And I Spent A Lot Of Time In The Water Surfing, Swimming. I Was A Big Swimmer.

Mcleod's Daughters' Was My First Regular Job Out Of Drama School, And My First Full-time Role. That Was Great Because I Learned A Lot, In Terms Of Working In Front Of The Camera.