By Rob Hill

Playboy.com: Roswell is about aliens. Have you ever encountered one?

Majandra Delfino: No. But I definitely believe they are out there. We can't be the only ones that exist. That would just be too egotistical to think that. They are up there looking down on us right now.

PB: You must get tons of freaky letters from your fans.

MD: Not too much. I get lots of letters from girls who love the show and love my character, but then there are the ones that come from the boys telling me what they'd do to me in bed and all. I had this one guy send me a condom with a note that said, "Save this because it's for us when we meet." I also get lots of gifts and stuff like that. Usually really sweet stuff. I try to send a head shot of myself and a note, too. But for security reasons I try not to get too personal. We're advised not to disclose too much info.

PB: What's one gift someone could send you that would make him or her stand out from the pack?

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WHO IS SHE?:

Born and raised in Miami, the daughter of Venezuelan and Cuban parents, Majandra Delfino, 19, began playing piano at the age of five and by the time she was 11 was singing in the all-girl quartet China Doll. After leaving the group, she paired with her best friend and began writing songs and performing as a duet. Before coming out to LA to pursue acting, she appeared in stage productions of Grease, Peter Pan and The Nutcracker. She currently lives in LA with her sister.

WHAT HAS SHE DONE?:

Plays the sexy and stylish Maria DeLuca on the WB's hit show Roswell; will star in the upcoming horror spoof I Know What You Screamed Last Summer with Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, Tom Arnold and Julie Benz; will appear in the indie film The Learning Curve and the coming-of-age drama Unglued, written and directed by Holly Goldberg Sloan.

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