Dalle pagine della rivista americana Alloy, Majandra Delfino (Maria De Luca in "Roswell") parla di moda, della nuova stagione TV e di alieni! Leggete di seguito l'intervista in lingua originale...

Alloy: So your character, Maria, seems so real. Is Maria based on Majandra?
Majandra: They're the same in the sense that we're both kinda spicy -- but otherwise, they're different. She's not very strong. I'm a lot different in that sense. I don't hyperventilate or get hysterical -- and I wouldn't take a lot of the crap she takes from Michael.
Alloy: Maria's also one of the best-dressed ladies on the WB. Are you as into fashion as she is?
Majandra: Yes I am. I'm the machine behind Maria's look. I'm a fashion victim, I'd say. I'll wear something and people will be like, "What is that?" And I'm just like, "Whatever...I like it!" My look ranges from punk to really preppy.
Alloy: OK, we know you can't really give us any serious details, but can you give us a hint of what's going to happen on Roswell this season?
Majandra: Well, besides the fact that my hair is now to my shoulders, and it's really sexy, Maria's got an even cooler wardrobe. It's outta hand. And we're doing this kinda X-Files thing, where all sorts of different species of aliens are living around the world. So that'll be really cool.
Alloy: So we gotta ask, is Brendan Fehr as foxy as Michael is?
Majandra: He's actually a lot cooler. He's my boyfriend in real life, and he's so different from Michael that it's funny to me. He's not moody. But yeah, he's an actor, what can I say?
Alloy: What do you do when you're not working?
Majandra: I paint, I like to play guitar and write songs, and you know really be in La La Land in my room. You know...just that kind of stuff.
Alloy: You were in a group, China Doll, and you're working on a new musical project now. Can you tell us about it?
Majandra: I'm just recording songs that I wrote with these two friends of mine who are producing it. The sound is kind of a Portishead/Nine Inch Nails sort of direction, but not exactly. I'll just wait for it to come out and then everyone can decide what label to label it.
Alloy: You also have roles coming up in Traffic and I Know What You Screamed Last Summer. Should we expect to see you in more films?
Majandra: I'm definitely going to keep doing movies. I just don't like a script where it's about the guy and he gets the girl at the end, and blah, blah, blah. Or any of those, like, teenage party movies. That kind of stuff drives me nuts.
Alloy: So, we're not going to see you in She's All That: Part Two?
Majandra: Not if I can help it.