I've Been An Actor For 30 Years,

Cause At The End Of The Day, Honestly, At The End Of The Day When You're In Your Death Bed And That's It, I Think It's The Relationships You've Had And The People That You've Touched And The People That Have Touched You That Matter.

[dario Argento] Speaks Very Broken English - He's Italian, So I'm Going To Do A Very Bad Italian Impersonation - But He Asked Me My Name, And I Told Him, And He Goes, "walk Across The Room." He Looked At Me, And He Said, "do You Want To Be In My Movie [two Evil Eyes]?" I Was, Like, "yeah! Yeah, I Do!"he Goes, "okay! You Play Betty!" And I Was, Like, "oh, I'm Playing An Extra Named Betty! Great!" So We Walked Out, Thinking That I Was Playing An Extra Named Betty, No Lines, Just Background.

Having Just Read The Script [havenhurst] And Then Add Having Seen A Ghost, I Went To Andrew [erin], And I Was, Like, "okay, I Have To Do This Movie. I Just Have To! I Don't Know Why, But I Just Have To Do It." And I Ended Up Getting The Role.

I Originally Read For The Roles Of Debra And Rita [in Dexter], Because They Didn't Know What Direction They Were Going In, And I Worked So Hard On Deb, Because I Just Wanted To Swear. I Wanted To Say All Those Nasty Words. That Was It: "i Want To Swear On Television!".

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.