I've Had A Career Where

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.

I Was Sent The Script [of Havenhurst ], And I Was Out Of Town At The Time, So I Did A Site Meeting With Andrew [erin]. It Was So Bizarre. I Was Staying In A Hotel At The Time, And The Night Before The Meeting With Andrew, I Learned There Was A Ghost In The Hotel.

I'd Always Thought That Acting Was, Like, You Had To Work Really Hard, You Had To Change The Way You Walked, You Talked, And All Of That. But That's Not Acting. That's Shmacting.

That Movie [jawbreaker] Was So Much Fun To Shoot. We Were All In Our Mid-20s At The Time, Playing High School Students. Which Was The Point. It Was The Point Of The Film To Hire Older Actors To Play High School Students. But We Had A Blast.

Darla [from Buffy The Vampire Slayer] Was Where I Grew Up. For Me, Darla Was Like Going To Graduate School For Acting. I Learned So Much With Joss Whedon And David Greenwalt. They Encouraged Us To Make Creative Choices With Our Characters.