Just like all Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans, James Marsters also hates that problematic season 6 scene in which his character Spike attempts to sexually assault Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar).

If James Marsters had it his way, his beloved blood-sucking character on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” would have been staked from the jump. The actor, who starred in the show as Spike ...

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Spike, the charming but nefarious British vampire, was an instant sensation. What was supposed to be a quickie gig for actor James Marsters turned into a long-term job he held over two separate TV ...

Buffy the Vampire Slayer favourite James Marsters has opened up about the most “terrifying” part of playing his character Spike. The star discussed the “scary” and “painful” side to the role ahead of ...

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“It’s not a good thing for me to talk about the Buffy reboot,” Marsters explained during the livestream. “I’m sorry if you were coming here hoping for some news, but in the interest of ...

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James Marsters, the American actor and musician famed for his portrayal of Spike in Buffy The Vampire Slayer, has left fans wondering about his current endeavours. The cult favourite Buffy The ...

James Marsters joined the cast for season two as punk-rock vampire Spike and went on to become one of the best-loved characters, having transformed from one of the villains to one of the protagonists.

Marsters added that he "wasn't thinking" about protecting the image of his character Spike. "I was just having to do that to Sarah. I was just having to live through that reality," he said.