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So I got tired of looking for the thread that was asking about this or whatever and decided to post with all the correct information.
This week's (8/31/03 - 9/6/03) TV Guide has David and James on the cover, and here is a little tidbit from tvguide.com, I coded some of it for what could hardly be considered a spoiler, but still...:
I told you he was 41!!😛
This week's (8/31/03 - 9/6/03) TV Guide has David and James on the cover, and here is a little tidbit from tvguide.com, I coded some of it for what could hardly be considered a spoiler, but still...:
THE BIG FANG THEORY
By Shawna Malcom
On the Hollywood set of WB's Angel, the brooding, do-gooder title character, played by David Boreanaz, is sitting in his office, lost in thought. He glances up at Wesley, one of his crime-busting partners, and asks,"You don't think he's really gone, do you?" Within moments, his question is answered: Spike, the trash-talking, platinum-blond vampire, comes striding in, clad in his trademark leather trench coat.
For a guy who was last seen going up in flames on the series finale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, he looks remarkably unsinged. The actor behind Spike, James Marsters, is obviously thrilled by his resurrection. "With the writers we had on Buffy, I felt like we could have gone at least two more years," he says during a break. Buffy and Angel creator Joss Whedon first approached the 41-year-old actor last winter about transplanting his 123-year-old character to Angel. Marsters jumped at the chance. "I have never felt bored doing this character. I don't know when I will be able to do something this delightful again, so why bid it goodbye before you have to?"
Spike's encore will be tied to the amulet that played a key role in Buffy's finale. "He's not just going to walk in and go, 'You wouldn't believe what just happened to me. I dreamt that I was burnt to a crisp,'" Whedon says. "We're going to bring him back in the most painful and confusing way for him possible."
I told you he was 41!!😛