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Welcome to the
Official CSI Miami interview with -
Eva La
Rue/ Natalia Boa Vista
On learning CSI lingo-
It was very tough to learn the lingo. I can’t even say learn
because I just read and study the words. I think it’s like some of these
really great movies that are being made in
Japan. They’re using their really fabulous
Japanese actors, and speaking in English, and they do an entire movie in
another language. I came from
playing a doctor in another television show, but even so being a DNA
researcher is tough. Epithelial isn’t one of those words that rolls off your
tongue nor do I know what it is.
On the cast-
I’ve been telling anyone who will listen that these cast
members should be doing CSI: MIAMI The Sitcom. These people are so funny and
welcoming behind the scenes, and they are incredibly witty. It would be the
best show on the air if they did CSI:
MIAMI
the conversion or just the outtakes.
On
what to look out for in season 4-
We’ve got a killer on the loose that is after Horatio. We’ve got a
possible daddy situation. We’ve got a mole in the department, and of course
your run of the mill fabulous dead people every single week.
On learning something new every week-
Every week I learn something new about the system, and how
they actually catch these people. I’ve learned so much about the dialogue
through the stories. That is why the show is successful. People want to know
how they lifted a thumbprint from some idiot who tried to cut the break
lines on a car. They’re putting the keys together, while you are putting the
keys together.
On
the mole-
I hope that I’m not the mole, if so I won’t be back in
season 5.
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