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|    Interview with James Marsters    |
|    11 Mar 17 07:35:27    |
      From: daviderl31@yahoo.com              https://myspace.com/article/2017/3/6/james-marsters-spike-buffy-       ampire-slayer-20-anniversary-interview?                     TV's original bad boy vampire bares his soul and talks all things 'Buffy,'       20 years later.              Buffy’s a legend. There’s no going around this. A show that’s turning 20       years old this week has changed the face of television and has yet to meet       its match. And surely a show called Buffy the Vampire Slayer couldn’t have       been a critic darling without a remarkable vampire or two. Spike (played by       theater trained James Masters) is still one of the most remarkable TV       vampires in history, and we had to dig deep into his grave to uncover all of       the secrets behind the making of the cult series.                     The Audition       I was called in at the very last minute. Apparently they’ve been looking for       Spike for a few months and haven’t found anyone. They were three days away       from filming when they cast me. I think what happened was Joss Whedon, the       creator of the show, just told the casting director to scrape the bottom of       the barrel and see what he found. And they found me at the bottom of that       barrel.              I’d just come to Los Angeles, I only had a few television credits (I come       from theater). And no one knew who I was. For me [the audition] was a pretty       regular experience. I auditioned at the casting director’s office and then       got a call back to the Buffy stages and read for Joss and the other writers       of the show. I think the thing that won me the role was that I clicked with       Juliet Landau, who played my girlfriend Drusilla. I was gonna be her boy toy       for five episodes, and then Angel was going to kill me off. Because me and       Juliet are both theater actors, we have the same vocabulary and we were very       comfortable with each other right away. If it hadn’t been for Juliet liking       me, you’d be talking to someone else today.               [Much more at the link]                     David              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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