I Really Didn't Know Who

The Great Thing About Working On A Genre Show Is That You Can Basically Have A Season Finale Where Every Character Is Left Destroyed, And Then Hit The Reset Button And Come Back For The Next Season.

Working With Dario [argento] Was A Lot Of Fun. He's A Larger-than-life Character, And With An Italian Accent.

I Had The Prosthetics On, And I Went To My Trailer, I Looked In The Mirror, And I Smiled. And I Was, Like, "this Is The Character - Everything She Does Is With A Smile And A Bit Of Glee And Joy." And That's How I Created Darla [from Buffy The Vampire Slayer]. Prior To That, I Was, Like, "i Have No Idea How To Play This 400-year-old Vampire From Hell!".

That's A Hard Question, Because I Started Skating When I Was Three, So I Don't Really Remember Life Before It, And I Don't Know What It Is Like Not To Work Hard At Something.

I've Had A Career Where I've Bounced Around A Lot Between Different Genres, And I Feel Very Lucky And Very Blessed That That's Happened To Me.