Erica Durance

Erica Durance Quotes

"There was a little bit more freedom, because this younger Lois could grow... potentially. It really depends on how long the show goes on..."

"The stunt arrangers always try to work in a kick here and there, and usually a kick in a very interesting place - like in the middle of the night, or in a dark street..."

"Lois can't die, but she can always choose to move somewhere, and that's something that's being discussed right now..."

"In the beginning, I think a lot of her attitude was a dismissive he's kind of a dumb farm boy - he's cute, but how about somebody who's smart, unique and all those things?"

"I'm really enjoying myself. The things that they've allowed me to do, and the different characters that I get to work with - it just keeps getting more and more [interesting]."

"Playing Lois is definitely a responsibility."

"I especially enjoyed the scnes between Lois and Clark where there's that pish and pull between them; Tom and I have a lot of fun doing those."

"Every man like the woman who makes things difficult for him, challenges him and makes it interesting, but they also like the woman who's soft and loving.."

"It's fun to play a softer side for her sometimes, just throw it in there, and the writers always find an interesting way to do that."

"And you can't make that stay true if all of a sudden one compromises in a couple of episodes and is madly in love with the other person. I think they're wanting to develop that over time."

"Getting a part where you play something like this is a huge thing, and following women who have done it before, I was very nervous about it. Playing Lois is definitely a responsibility."

"It's been a really cool ride and a crazy year. It was not expected to be 13 episodes -- it was four and then it went to 13 -- so it was kind of all over the place, but I feel good and I am excited to get on with the new year. I've got a little bit of an idea [of what will happen] and I'm excited to get in there and explore more of Lois and see where they're gonna take her. With the last episode that we shot, showing her watching everything that's happening, you don't really know where she goes or what she does, so for me the excitement is seeing how this moment of tragedy is going to add a new color to her character."