During The Rehearsal Process I Got Thrown

It's Really Interesting - I Wanted To Become An Actress When I Was Young Because I Wanted To Do Romantic Comedy. And I Did A Lot Of Comedies Very Early On, But Then My Career Took Kind Of A Left Turn With Joss Whedon, And I Discovered That Doing Genre Work Is Actually More Interesting As An Actor, Because The Given Circumstances Are More Extreme. And It Really Is Creatively More Challenging.

Oh, Well, In Los Angeles Everybody Is An Actor, Or A Producer, Or A Writer, Or A Director, Or An Agent, Or... So Everybody Understands The Hours.

I Think For Me It Was A Natural Transition To Move Full Time Into Acting Rather Than Figure Skating.

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 Still Have People Coming Up To Me, And It Was, What, Six Or Seven Years Ago When That Finale Aired? And They Tell Me Who They Were Watching With, What Their Emotional Reaction Was, And How They Were Devastated For Weeks About [rita's Death In Dexter].