Highlights
- The 29-year-old actress, is married to Stephen Moyer - who is her True Blood co-star - and says that the two men are friends which makes it easier.
- She told Redbook magazine: "'We feel completely comfortable together.
- "Everyone is very respectful of each other's boundaries. They're all very gentlemanly about it."
- Anna, who plays Sookie Stackhouse in the show, met Stephen, who plays vampire Bill Compton, on the set of the programme.
- Their characters were also lovers, but later split up on screen.
- Anna - who is pregnant with twins - admitted that she has two sides to her personality and although she will be a maternal parent, she may also get urges to run away with her family.
- She said: "I have a side that's very nesty. And another that thinks, 'Let's lock up the house and go away for five months.' "
- Anna claims she is often very hard of herself but in recent years has calmed and learnt to cut herself "some slack".
- She admitted: "I'm my harshest critic. But at a certain point, you need to embrace who you are and the whole package that comes along with it.
Anna Paquin says her husband is completely comfortable watching her sex scenes with Alexander Skarsgard.
The 29-year-old actress, is married to Stephen Moyer - who is her
True Blood co-star - and says that the two men are friends which makes it easier.
She told Redbook magazine: "'We feel completely comfortable together.
"Everyone is very respectful of each other's boundaries. They're all very gentlemanly about it."
Anna, who plays Sookie Stackhouse in the show, met Stephen, who plays vampire Bill Compton, on the set of the programme.
Their characters were also lovers, but later split up on screen.
Anna - who is pregnant with twins - admitted that she has two sides to her personality and although she will be a maternal parent, she may also get urges to run away with her family.
She said: "I have a side that's very nesty. And another that thinks, 'Let's lock up the house and go away for five months.' "
Anna claims she is often very hard of herself but in recent years has calmed and learnt to cut herself "some slack".
She admitted: "I'm my harshest critic. But at a certain point, you need to embrace who you are and the whole package that comes along with it.