Episode Report Card Grade It Now! YOU GRADE IT Interview with Lady Mac
By Gustave | Season 1 | Episode 20 | Aired on 04.13.2002
Oh, and I have one little stalker but that's under control. Sometimes it's scary. She can be aggressive, but other people are aware of it so I feel very safe.
What's it like to work with Kiefer? Sorry, I have to ask about this.
He is absolutely adorable and generous. There was this one incident that sums up his character completely. We were shooting in Long Beach -- that's where the assassination attempt on Dennis takes place -- and some of the actors and crew stayed over because it's a bit of a schlep from where we usually shoot. Someone was looking for Kiefer because we were all hanging out and enjoying each other's company. He was finally found in the laundry room with the maids…folding laundry.
Yeah? What did these maids look like?
No! He was having a great time just hanging out with the entire help -- the maids and the busboys. That's him. He's cool.
What is the mood on the Palmer set like? Is it as serious as the plotline? Are people trying to get into character?
No, Dennis and I like to cause trouble. We're the loud ones. We joke around a lot. The make-up people said to me once, "Oh, you always know when the Palmers are coming because it's fun time." But when we get onstage it's about the work. We pick our times to have a little fun. There's a shot where Sherry is coming down the hall because she forgot to tell David something he should do, so she has to pass the Secret Service. Well, some crew member had left a prop toilet in the hallway. It was supposed to be used in another set for something else. So right before the cameras roll, I'm sitting on it and the two Secret Service men are on either side of me. We had a laugh about that really quickly and then we got back into character and started shooting for real. We have fun.
Is or was Palmer sleeping with Maureen Kingsley?
[Laughs for a long time.] That's my only comment.
Is there more to this "accident" of Keith's or the rape of Nicole?
All I can tell you is that it gets gooder and gooder. [Laughs.] There's no other way to put it that's grammatically correct.