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I am totally and utterly aware (even though I haven't glanced at it yet) that my entire flist probably has squeed over this already...
But it's too good not to.
Sara's interaction with Michael was limited to the infirmary. Did you immediately have that connection with Wentworth or did it gradually develop?
"We were fortunate enough to like each other from the beginning. I was wary. Very often when you have a young leading man who is as attractive as Wentworth, he's not always going to be the nicest guy. My very first day on set, I showed up to observe the Pilot - I wanted to see [Brett] Ratner working, and what the whole process was like. We decided to have dinner together since we knew we'd be working together in sequences that had to have chemistry. We ended up sitting down and having a wonderful conversation and laughing our heads off. It was a great sense of relief to me, knowing this was going to be someone fun to work with. In acting, if you enjoy the job, it's going to be that much easier and better."
"Filming the scene itself was odd in some ways because I was about three months pregnant and had a really, really terrible day of morning sickness! We were on a moving train - which didn't make it better - and I do remember turning to [Wentworth Miller] at the beginning of this - and he was the only person on set who knew I was pregnant - and I was saying, 'I'll do everything I can not to throw up on you. I realize that is not real romantic. I'm sorry.' He took it in his stride and said something like, 'If it makes you feel better, I haven't had a Herpes breakout in a couple of weeks.' We sort of laughed out way through it."
*makes very very loud high pitched squealing noises*
But it's too good not to.
Sara's interaction with Michael was limited to the infirmary. Did you immediately have that connection with Wentworth or did it gradually develop?
"We were fortunate enough to like each other from the beginning. I was wary. Very often when you have a young leading man who is as attractive as Wentworth, he's not always going to be the nicest guy. My very first day on set, I showed up to observe the Pilot - I wanted to see [Brett] Ratner working, and what the whole process was like. We decided to have dinner together since we knew we'd be working together in sequences that had to have chemistry. We ended up sitting down and having a wonderful conversation and laughing our heads off. It was a great sense of relief to me, knowing this was going to be someone fun to work with. In acting, if you enjoy the job, it's going to be that much easier and better."
"Filming the scene itself was odd in some ways because I was about three months pregnant and had a really, really terrible day of morning sickness! We were on a moving train - which didn't make it better - and I do remember turning to [Wentworth Miller] at the beginning of this - and he was the only person on set who knew I was pregnant - and I was saying, 'I'll do everything I can not to throw up on you. I realize that is not real romantic. I'm sorry.' He took it in his stride and said something like, 'If it makes you feel better, I haven't had a Herpes breakout in a couple of weeks.' We sort of laughed out way through it."
*makes very very loud high pitched squealing noises*