I Only Knew Basic Western Trail Riding.

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

So It's Nice To Know That Rita Had That Impact, And It Was Nice To End A Character On A High Note Like That. But, Again, In The Moment... I Always Say, Nobody Was More Devastated Than Me [from Rita's Death In Dexter]!

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.

It Was Fun To Play That Surreal High School Life [in Jawbreaker]. I Was A Huge Fan Of The Movie Heathers. But I Think At The Time - You Know, When The Movie Was Released, It Was A Very Limited Release, And It Didn't Do Very Well At The Box Office. And I Love The Fact That It Has Found Legs And That The Audience Has Kept Growing And Growing Over The Years.

As An Actor, It Made Me Realize A Really Important Lesson. I Didn't Have To Put Any Spin On The Ball As Rita [in Dexter]. All I Had To Do Was Speak. And There Was Such Simplicity In That As An Actor. With Debra, I Was Trying To Put A Square Peg Into A Round Hole, And It Just Didn't Work, But In My Mind, Because I Had To Work So Hard On It, I Was, Like, "oh, This Is Acting!" But That's Not Acting.