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When I First Auditioned For Dexter... Well, I Was Sent The Script, And I Read It And Loved It, And I Knew Right Away That It Was Going To Be A Hit Because It's The Type Of Programming That I Like To Watch. It's That Very Morally Ambiguous Thing Where You Find Yourself Rooting For Someone Who's Really An Awful Person, But... Is He Doing Good? You're Constantly Calling Into Question Your Own Moral Code. I Love That As An Audience Member.

I'd Been Doing Comedy Up That Point And Hadn't Really Done A Lot Of Drama, And Then All Of A Sudden He Casts Me As A 400-year-old Vampire From Hell. It Was, Like, "what?!"

I Had To Do Some Emergency Cram Sessions With The Dialogue Coach On Set [of The Punisher: War Zone]. But It Was Fun, Because Every Actor On That Movie Had To Do An Accent, So We Were All Talking The Whole Time In Our Accents.

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 Worked So Hard On That Role [of Debra In Dexter]. And I Barely Worked On Rita. But I Read For Casting - Both Parts - And They Said, "that's Great, We're Going To Bring You In For Producers." So I Read For Some Producers - Both Parts - And They Said, "that's Great, We're Going To Bring You In To Meet The Creator." And I Went In, And As Soon As I Walked In The Room, He Looked At Me And He Said, "oh My God, You're Our Rita!" And I Said, "no! I'm Deb! I'm A Total Deb!" "no, You're Rita!".