Emma Caulfield

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Question: Is Buffy the Vampire Slayer ever coming back?

Answer: Under normal circumstances, this would qualify as a stupid question. But instead I'm going to use it as an opportunity to share with you my close encounter with a Buffy grad during Emmy week! So, it's Friday morning and I'm working out at The Sports Club/LA across the street from my hotel when guess who climbs onto the treadmill next to me? Go ahead, guess. No, come on. Yes! It was Emma Caulfield. At least I'm 90 percent certain it was her. I didn't have the guts to introduce myself, but I did happen to glance over at her speed. Anya was clocking 6.8 mph to my 7. Not that it was a race or anything.

Does life go on after Buffy the Vampire Slayer? It does for Emma Caulfield, the babe behind Sunnydale's late she-demon Anya. "I had been ready to go for a while — [for various] reasons," she tells TV Guide Online, cryptically. "It had nothing to do with [series creator] Joss Whedon; I love him. There were just certain politics around there that made it very difficult to grow."

So, what's a disgruntled vengeance demon to do? Try her luck on the big screen, natch. Since biting the dust in Buffy's May 2003 series finale, Caulfield headlined the hit horror flick Darkness Falls and produced and starred in the indie mockumentary Bandwagon. In the latter pic, which recently debuted at the Newport Beach Film Festival to rave reviews, the former Beverly Hills, 90210 star plays a self-absorbed Hollywood thesp named, um, Emma Caulfield.

The actress concedes that her peeps were a bit worried that audiences read more