I Loved Playing Darla.

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.

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.

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.

I Remember They Did All The Makeup Tests On Me For Darla... Sorry, For "the Vampire." I Was The Test Monkey For The Vampire Look, So I Went Through Numerous Variations Of The Prosthetics And Camera Tests Before I Actually Got The Job.

We Shot [hi Honey, I'm Home] On Location In Orlando, Florida, So I Was There By Myself. And I Remember I Was Late One Day, And Gale Gordon Pulled Me Aside, And He Said, "honey, When It Says You Have To Be Here At 10 A.m., You Need To Be Here At 9:30." And Ever Since, I've Always Been A Half-hour Early To My Call Time!