I Would Love To Re-visit Darla. I

[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.

So It's Nice To Know That Rita Had That Impact, And It Was Nice To End A Character On A High Note Like That. But, Again, In The Moment... I Always Say, Nobody Was More Devastated Than Me [from Rita's Death In Dexter]!

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!".

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 Love Doing Action Films That Do Challenge Me Physically. I Feel It's My Job To Keep My Stamina Up And Be As Physically Fit As Possible, So That I Can Just Jump In And Do It. It Takes Its Toll Sometimes And It's Hard Work, But I Love That.