And I'm Not Very Coordinated,

[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.

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.

It Was A Really Wonderful Experience [at Hi Honey, I'm Home Show]. I Loved Nick At Nite At The Time, And I Was Obsessed With Watching It, So Just To Meet Some Of The More Experienced Stars Of The Older Shows Was A Real Treat And A Thrill For Me.

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.

[two Evil Eyes] Was Shot In Pittsburgh, And That's Where I Was Born And Raised, So It Was Really Nice To Be A Part Of Pittsburgh Film Culture.