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James Marsters is taking what he says is only his third day off in 11 months - and when he finishes with this interview, he plans to spend the afternoon seeing Superman Returns. He's hoping it will live up to the legacy set by both Smallville and the Christopher Reeve Superman films, and that the Man of Steel's heroism is sufficiently balanced by his Clark Kent persona, which, James feels, makes the character "rounded. He's just too perfect without that, don't you think? I don't know if I can put it into words. I thought Christopher just touched on it so well - there was that innocence, even as Superman, and it carried from Clark to Superman, too. And not stupid innocence. Maybe 'innocence' is the wrong word. What would wisdom be if it was combined with..."he trails off, considering all of the qualities that make Clark Kent/Superman such a perennially compelling figure.
"There's a kind of vulnerability before he puts on the cape.The problem with Superman is that, how do you ever get him vulnerable enough to have an adventure? He's invulnerable. And how many times can you use kryptonite? I just think it's such a genius stroke on Al[Gough] and Miles[Millar's] part to take the character [on Smallville] back before he became Superman, so he doesn't really know that much yet. And so he's constantly vulnerable."
This aspect of Smallville's premise appealed to James from the beginning. And he reveals,"I watched about five episodes before I signed the contract, and thought, 'It's a good set-up, good cast, good acting.' "
One of the things Clark was most vulnerable to in Smallville's fifth season was the influence of James' character Milton Fine, who turned out to be Brainiac, an artificial intelligence from Krypton, who was impersonating a Smallville University professor
while secretly plotting to free his master, the planet-destroying General Zod. James liked playing a character with a big, hidden agenda. "At the beginning of the season, I had this wonderful meal with Al before it all started. He explained to me what my character was doing. And so in the beginning of the season, I felt like I was the only one who had the secret, and it was kind of delicious. I was excited to play a character who was just completely intention. He was just composed of his intent. And that's exciting - it's like watcing a shark. You don't really ask how a shark is feeling - it's pure. And I think that's enough. I just felt like I could really act. When you say someone's an actor, it doesn't really mean that he's a pretender, it means he's a doer. It means he doesn't sit around - he doesn't talk about it, he doesn't whine about it, he does it. He acts."
Fine/Brainiac's acting was largely in the service of trying to win Clark over to the Kryptonian's anti-human/pro-General Zod point of view. "The thing that the character was doing,"James relates,"which is why it was so fun, was all about seduction. It was all about seducing [Clark] into my philosophy, which is seducing him into believing that he's better than humans. Because, in a measurable way, he is. But I want him to fall into the trap that everybody loves him for not falling into, which is thinking that he's better than we are. The sad and fun part is that humanity gives so much ammunition for a character like Brainiac to point out that we've got a lot of problems and we're very vicious and we're very mean to each other and we're very short-sighted often, and these are wonderful themes to be able to stand out in front of the entire nation and blather out like that. Those are things that artists have been trying to lovingly point out to people for a long time. But I just got to harf it out like that: 'Hey, we're not perfect.' So yeah, it was seducing him into being evil."
The episode Splinter in the Smallville fifth season DVD box set will contain an audio commentary by James. "I do a little bit of acting in that one and [Clark and Brainiac] have a beautiful conversation, "James says. James also states that he was genuinely delighted to get the opportunity to act in scenes with Annette O'toole. "I was so excited that I got to sit on the couch and hold her hand. I had a crush on her when I was 14." Annette made an impression on James as a beauty pageant contestant in 1975's Smile. "She's in [the 1982 remake of] Cat people,too." In it, she plays an innocent woman targeted by a jealous were-panther. "I wanted to save her," James recalls.
Although they've never met, James says he's also a fan of Annette's husband, actor/writer Michael McKean. "They got him for Perry White - wow." In fact, James continues, he's extremely impressed by Smallville's casting overall, both regular and recurring. "What great guest stars they get. My God, Superman's dad [is played by] Terence Stamp." James praises Terence Stamp's work as a British criminal seeking his daughter's murderer in Los Angels in The Limey. "What an incredible performance. If that guy came up to my door, asking me simple questions like that, I would [be terrified into loss of physical control]. It's like, 'I want to kill you,' but so far underneath."
One of Brainiac's tactics in season five was to impersonate the ghost of Jonathan Kent, as played by John Schneider. When that didn't work, Brainiac moved on to his endgame, tricking Michael Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor into being possessed by General Zod, the Kryptonian who had created Brainiac's artificial intelligence in the first place. Did either John Schneider of Michael Rosenbaum add anything of James' alien Characterization to thier work in the sequences? "The script for what John got didn't really hint at that until the very end,"James points out,"and in fact, he didn't play it. I suspect they just played it as Brainiac being very successful at aping [Clark's] dad.
"I have no idea [how] Luthor's transformation is going to end up. I think that probably Michael will come up with his own performance that will be very interesting, but not based upon mine. I don't think that Michael is copying me at all; Michael's got his own thing. I think that Michael's thing and my thing might be kind of similar, which might be why we got along so well. There's a dirty, dangerous prankster down in there, and there's secrets down int there, and you get that naughty fun kind of thing."
With Zod hitting Metropolis (and everything else in sight), Brainiac may have fulfilled his plot function.

During a break in his Smallville schedule last year, James returned to his Los Angels home to star in the horror thriller Shadow Puppets. Due out in the fall, James appears opposite another Smallville veteran, Tony Todd, who appeared as Earl Jenkins in the season one episode Jitters. In Shadow Puppets, James explains, he and Tony Todd play two individuals among a small group of people who wake up, clad in their undergarments, in a mysterious facility that may or may not be a mental hospital. None of them know exactly where they are, how they got there, or even who they are, because they are suffering from a form of amnesia. Other problems: there may be something dangerous locked in with them, and at least two of them - the gentlemen played by James and Tony Todd - don't get along very well.
Tony Todd, who reached horror immortality as the anti-hero in the Candyman films and co-starred on Broadway in the musical Aida, is famed for his mellifluous bass voice. In their first Shadow Puppets scene together, James says, "He's chained to the wall and [the character is] barely conscious and the room had so much reverberation in it that his voice just sounded like it was coming from the bowels of the Earth. I rememberthinking, 'You've just got to counterpoint that. Don't try to keep up with that, Just come in low - just come in real natural and whisper, because you're never going to [match that]. 'I don't have that chest cavity - there's whole cave inside that guy!" James laughs. "My character had to get to a standoff [with Tony's character] with a little scalpel. And Tony..." James emits an extremely low, threatening sound, approximating the menace Tony projects in his role, then raises his voice to unusually high pitch to suggest the effect of James' character, armed only with a tiny cutting implement, getting into a confrontation with the 6'5" Tony. " 'Get away from me - I'll give you a nasty infection!' "
In other words, James' character never tries to directly dominate Todd's character. "I think my character recognizes that that would blow up in my face. My character does not really try a frontal assault." Is that anything like Brainiac's dynamic with Clark? "A little bit," James agrees, laughing.
"Except that [in Smallville], my character kept trying a frontal assault so he could get his ass kicked a quarter-mile back."

For his part, James has a great deal going on, including acting in a film project he cannot go into detail about at press time. He's also been busy producing his September convention,"James Marsters and Friends," aboard the Queen Mary in the Long Beach, California harbor. The friends scheduled to appear include Smallville creators Al Gough and Miles Millar, plus the show's casting director Dee Dee Bradley, as well as Tony Todd and Shadow Puppets director/writer Michael Winnick, along with other erstwhile James Marsters colleagues.
Running the convention with his manager, Steve Himber, is not unlike his old days of producing live theater in Chicago and Seattle, James notes. He's also producing a new album as a singer/songwriter, after doing the album Mad Brilliant and several singles as part of the band Ghost of the Robot, and his first album as a solo artist, A Civilized Man. "I'm excited," James says of the new as-yet-untitled record. "I think I like this material better than I did my last material. I'm hearing two acoustic guitars, stand-up bass, maybe piano and a very light drum kit. That's the kind of the sound I've been hearing for awhile."
Back to Smallville, and James describes his part in season five as "a great ride." Furthermore, "It served my purposes." At least one goal James accomplished by playing Brainiac was to move out somewhat from the long shadow cast by Spike, the bleach-coiffed vampire he played for six years on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and for one year on Angel. "I wanted to tell everybody out there that I could still act without blond hair. [Brainiac] is a cool, cool, powerful character, not English, not a vampire, not blond, and so I said, 'Well, I can show that I can still be that without those crutches."
What James says he'd definitely like to show next as an actor is that he can play a good guy as effectively as he's played villains and ambiguous figures. "I'm kind of excited about just unleashing that ability. I remember when I was in the fourth grade, getting up in front of an audience and singing 'Light Sings All Over the World' from The Me That Nobody Knows and just realizing, night after night, I can't do anything much wrong - they're just totally with me. And I could fail, maybe I'll be a lead and people will hate that," he laughs,"but I think it will be fun."
The fate of Clark Kent still remains an intriguing topic for James. He recreates a conversation he and star Tom Welling had about how Smallville might eventually end: "Tom was saying, 'Maybe I put ont the cape for the last shot of the whole show. Now he's going off to be Superman.' I said, 'No, Tom, shat you do is, have a scene between you and your dad where you're putting on the Clark Kent persona, and your dad goes, 'Come on, do your walk, son - no, no, not that walk, not your walk,.' " James, channeling Jonathan Kent, uses a colorful phrase indicating he wants Clark to pretend he has no masculinity whatsoever. "' There. Act like a nerd. Remember that guy in fourth grade that couldn't walk? Yeah, him. That's better. Now remember that stutter you had back in fourth grade?' 'Oh, Dad, yeah.' 'Do that.' 'No, I can't do that.' 'Yeah, I want you to stutter.' And then the very last shot, he puts on the glasses, picks up the briefcase and walks past the cornfield to the bus stop.' Wouldn't that be cool?"

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