and has just said goodbye to husband No. 2, so she can swim the waters of the world like a man. I mean, you want family and you want relationships, but she doesn't need a man to take care of her. She just doesn't need that. Whereas I just did a movie right before I came back to Magic City , a contemporary-set film called A Dark Plan , where I play a woman of today who's a complete throwback, a housewife and a mother, and loses both of those definitions in the course of her story and has an affair with a very young guy and is just completely rebuilding herself. So it's interesting for me to have done those two things back-to-back. The A.V. Club: Although it hasn't really developed into anything beyond flirtation at this point, the sexual tension between Meg and Ike is formidable. You and Jeffrey Dean Morgan have some serious onscreen chemistry. KL: You know, it's one of those things... It happened with Matt Dillon , too, on Drugstore Cowboy , but chemistry is one of those things you can't... It just happens. And the camera is aware of it and picks it up, the people in the room are aware of it, the two actors become aware of it. But it was something we weren't prepared for. The first scene we did together, the director said, "Cut," and everybody in the room went, "Wooooooo!" [Laughs.] And we were like, "What?" And we went