Paul Wesley - Playing tvd's biggest baddie - Silas

What's going on? Hey, good to see you! It's been a while. - Talk about playing the biggest baddie. The biggest baddie of all time. It's a lot of pressure, yeah I guess so, I guess that's his title. He's a 2000 year old immortal creature. You know what? I know this is going to sound really like a cop out but I am actually not approaching him in any system whatsoever. I sort of am taking it beat by beat. I don't really know who Silas is yet, I'm slowly finding him, I'm slowly finding his... wants and needs, and his vulnerabilities and his strengths and I think that he has a lot of humor. I think Silas is so powerful that he's decided to not show that power by being overtly aggressive. I think he toys with people and he plays, and I think he does it for his personal pleasure and enjoyment. Stefan will have a love interest with himself in the box at the bottom of the quarry. That's it, he'll be making love to himself, unfortunately. Silas, I don't know, the idea of Silas having a love interest is kind of hilarious because he's so, kind of like powerful and wise but, you know, you never know. Maybe he'll fall in love with, you know, a human. I hope so man, sometimes you just gotta move on. (laughs) I found out about it like six months before anybody else and I was told not to tell anyone. They asked me, "Hey, would you be interested in doing this?" I said yes. So it wasn't a surprise for me. No, but I had to keep it a secret from everyone. The final moment when I threw Stefan off the cliff. I actually, that was an actual safe and that was an actual cliff. And I actually threw the safe off the cliff, and it was really empowering, I don't know, and just morphing into this character and I was like... Even for ten seconds, it was just nice. Well I'm done with my break, we're shooting now, but on my...during my break I travelled, I did a movie, which I'm very excited about. The movie of a... a friend of mine that I've known from childhood. It's a non-title film with Emmy Rossum and Ron Perlman and yeah, it's going to be great. Thank you, guys! Yeah.