VanCamp: I guess it's sort of what you expect: massive homes, so much money.
VanCamp: Probably the cottage scene in Muskoka. You don't have the same glitz and glamour as the Hamptons, but it's definitely on the higher end. And it gets rowdy—but in a Canadian way. They're drinking Moosehead instead of champagne, which is more my style anyways. I mean, I grew up playing hockey.
VanCamp: Yeah, I always feel like I'm playing a character when I'm in a beautiful dress, with my hair coiffed. I like getting down and dirty. It's really fun. There's nothing better than setting an asshole's house on fire. It's those moments when I think "I love my job!"
VanCamp: Definitely. I did ballet, which taught me how to be poised and graceful, but still, to this day I'd rather be fishing than going to some glamorous party. It's so therapeutic.
VanCamp: I think a barracuda—quite a big one—in the Caribbean.
VanCamp: It wasn't! It was on one of those industrial lines.
VanCamp: Well, I went to Bora Bora and swam with sharks. Just reef sharks and lemon sharks.
VanCamp: [Laughs] I think anyone who says they don't tell little white lies at all is a liar. We all have that occasional event or engagement that we don't really want to go to. I don't think I'm a good liar at all, though. The people who know me best will tell you that. I think you'll see a little more honesty out of my character on Revenge this season though.
VanCamp: At first I thought the show was going to be so female-oriented. I think it's one of those shows that the girlfriend turns on and the guy ends up liking more though. I've had so many lovely encounters with guy fans. Then you have the crazy ones, too—the ones that come up to you on the street and don't realize you aren't your character.
VanCamp: [Laughs] I don't really ever talk about that part of my life, but I'm also not going to stop living my life. I want to live happily. And if I love a person, I'm not going to be ashamed and hide it.
VanCamp: The thing is, I never know when paparazzi are taking pictures! They hide in weird places and make it look like you can see them but you can't. It's just so odd. I don't have any respect for them. Sometimes I just want to go for a walk in my sweats, you know?
VanCamp: Yeah, I miss it a lot. It's so quaint, and there's never some weird person hiding in the bushes in my hometown. I could see myself moving back. It's just so mellow.
VanCamp: Once. I met Meryl Streep at an Oscar party. She was just so graceful, beautiful, and kind. I couldn't not say hello. But I was so anxious.
VanCamp: Um, I actually get anxious a lot. I can be really socially awkward. You never want to be the weird, introverted girl in the corner shaking. I feel like that though. I can be a bit standoffish when I'm meeting new people. I like to take a second and figure out who I'm dealing with.
VanCamp: I have a really weird thing for zombie movies. An ex-boyfriend actually got me into them because I would always watch 28 Days Later. We went through a three-month binge where I saw, I think, every zombie movie ever made.
VanCamp: I think the stakes are higher with the fast ones, but I have to say there's something more eerie about the slow ones. They're creepier.
VanCamp: OMG, obsessed! But then I also love watching The Bachelor, too. Don't ask me why! I guess I believe in "The One" to an extent, but I think you have several "Ones" out there. It just depends on who you find. I hate to say it, but I more watch it for the train wreck of it all.
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