Scott Wolf Talks V-day, 'Doc' and Hallmark Movies

You know, I would say probably

I'll probably be in more homework movies. Oh, good. Yeah, they're always like, you know, I try and, I've found a couple that I've done that have been really special and kind of elevated and not

I mean, they're all wonderful, but there are some that just kind of stand apart and I've been drawn to a couple of those

But the spirit of them is so wonderful. And so, yeah, I would love to do more

Stop snooping around. Look at this. It's mom. What? This

May 27, 1963. 12th Duke and Duchess of Glenn Crave, welcome heiress

That's mom's birthday. Yeah, so Dr. Richard Miller is a very, he's a complicated character, which I love

He's probably the most complicated character I've ever had a chance to play. So I knew he was going to inhabit the role of, you know, kind of the villain, the antagonist

But he's a really good person who's in a really terrible situation, which makes him a really interesting villain

because he's not just a malicious guy who likes doing bad things to people

He's a great human being and a great doctor who made a mistake

And by trying to protect himself from that mistake he caused all kinds of problems and had to betray himself and betray other people And you know I think we seeing you know a villain who never in a million years would have ever thought they would have become a villain

We have malpractice insurance for a reason. So why don't you just tell me the truth

He was 83 years old. He aspirated on lunch. And despite all measures, he could not be resuscitated

Well, I ordered an autopsy. If you're lying. You're done here. Oh boy

If I could give Dr. Miller my advice, it would be come clean

You know, the cover-up is worse than the crime. You know, trust your true nature, which is good

You know, you don't have to become something you're not to protect yourself

And in the fog of the war in his mind, he's lost to that

so I'd like to clear some of his fog. It's possible we're not going to be together right on Valentine's Day, which would be heartbreaking

but I'll get her some, you know, all the traditional sweet things, you know, flowers and candy and all the things

And I try to be. I try to be. We've been married 20 years, and I'm not nearly as romantic as I want to be, but I aspire to every year to be more and more romantic

So doing one little special thing for her on a day like Valentine's Day

and I don't know what that thing's going to be yet, but something