Wayne Pygram

Wayne: (Tells how his audition went for Farscape all dressed up like Scorpius.) It was very rushed. The building of my prosthetic, like most things, was three days behind schedule, and so my name wasn't on the schedule. No one knew I was coming to do my camera test. I walked onto the floor, and they were shooting. I knew a number of the crew. I slid up to a friend of mine, and just started talking about her children. She didn't know it was me. She didn't know who I was. She just walked away. I could see the look in her eyes. She was very uncomfortable. Then the whole floor stopped. It was in between takes. Everyone came over and wanted to have a look at this thing in black. When I spoke to my friend, it was very empowering, very liberating. I grew six inches. She was quite spooked by it all, so I knew that I don't have to do much. I had it from that day.

Wayne: (About playing an villain on Farscape.) Every show needs a villain to drive the drama and I can safely say from an actor's perspective it is one of the more satisfying roles to have.

Wayne: (About acting in general) It's a funny thing, because a lot of times on the floor you think something is going to be weak, or it isn't satisfying, they turn out remarkable.