Acotr James Marsters starred as the beloved bleach-blond vampire on Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 1997 until 2003 and now at age 60 looks almost exactly the same
James Marsters, best known for his role as the spunky and punky vampire Spike in the beloved Nineties TV series Buffy The Vampire Slayer, has left fans pleasantly surprised by his unchanging looks. The California-born actor, now 60 years old, sported a familiar appearance during an interview on the KIIS FM's Kyle and Jackie O Show.
Initially, both Kyle and Jackie found it hard to pinpoint James' identity until he slipped back into the distinctive London accent that fans associated with Spike. The actor said: "It might be a little easier now that I'm talking like the guy that I played on television, right?" This moment prompted the hosts to finally recognize him.
James admitted that he thought "they never really knew what to do" with his character, who was an instant fan favourite, or how he should fit into the larger storyline. He added: “As soon as the audience said, 'Oh, we want him. Oh, have him with Buffy. Oh, we love that character.' Like, uh-uh. He's ruining the whole thing. I would have killed me off after probably three episodes.
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