I was trying to think of a title for this post that didn't play on the word "bloody"; eventually I just threw up my hands.
True Blood would be unimaginable without Anna Paquin, and the happy Oscar winner
may have found herself thanks to Alan Ball's Gothic vision. (NYT)
Mr. Ball said Ms. Paquin’s commitment to what could seem a ghoulish affair was essential to his vision, that it not be bodice-ripping “lady porn,” as romance novels are sometimes unfairly branded, but “about the terrors of intimacy.” And, he said, “it certainly helped that she and Stephen were falling in love in real life over the course of the first season, in helping sell that romance because it was so genuine.”
Ms. Paquin and Mr. Moyer, 41, announced their engagement in 2009 and were married in 2010 as production wrapped on the third season of “True Blood.” Those milestones buried gossip about whether they were dating, but if they did not quite quell the whispers that they were too far apart in age or should not be together because they are co-workers, Ms. Paquin said she could take that trade.
“You find happiness where you find it,” she said. “And if you’re too scared to take it with potential downsides, I don’t think anyone gets into a relationship that doesn’t have potential difficulties. And if the worst one is that people are going to be staring a little bit more at us in the supermarket, well, it’s a high-class problem.”
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