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From Fortwayne.com Buffy The Vampire SlayerNo stake through careers of "Buffy" actorsWednesday 3 August 2005, by Webmaster There’s life after death in more ways than one in the world of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”... Six stars from the acclaimed TV series will turn up on new network series in the fall. Here’s a breakdown of who will be seen where and how the actors have evolved: Nicholas Brendon “Buffy” role: Xander Harris, hunky sidekick with the dry, sardonic wit. New role: Seth Richman on Fox’s workplace comedy “Kitchen Confidential.” Alyson Hannigan “Buffy” role: Willow Rosenberg, the uncertain girl who blossomed into a take-charge woman. New role: Lily, a woman madly in love in the CBS comedy “How I Met Your Mother” (she’s not the mother). David Boreanaz “Buffy” role: Angel, a lovelorn vampire who wanted a soul and finally got one. New role: Special Agent Seeley Booth on the “CSI”-ish mystery series “Bones,” for Fox. Charisma Carpenter “Buffy” role: Cordelia Chase, a woman with her own agenda. It was her way or the highway. New role: Kendall, a troublemaker on UPN’s mystery series “Veronica Mars.” She’s 28, a wife and mother. “She’s a (witch) in a bikini. She is so campy,” Carpenter says of her “Veronica Mars” role. “She’s meaner than Cordy ever was.” Seth Green “Buffy” role: Daniel “Oz” Osborne, a nice enough kid with a cursed life. New role: Barry on the comedy, “The Four Kings,” for NBC. James Marsters “Buffy” role: Spike, the devilish vampire with hidden nobility. New role: Brainiac, an advanced robot from another world, next season on WB’s “Smallville. 6 Forum messages |
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