We have gathered some fun and interesting True Blood news for today:
‘True Blood’ Actor Mike McMillian On His ‘Lucid’ Comic, Combat Magic And The Inevitable Vampire Connection
“True Blood” fans know actor Michael McMillian as Reverend Steve Newlin, the vampire-hating evangelist who caused all sorts of trouble for the Stackhouse clan in the second season of the hit series, but next year the actor is hoping to make a name for himself in a different medium: comics.
In “Lucid,” readers are presented with a world in which the United States has achieved a new Golden Age of sorts, presided over by President Jefferson Monday. Keeping the nation safe against evil forces is the Department of Secrets and one of its chief officers, a “covert spy and combat mage,” Matthew Dee.
“It’s a parallel universe that looks like our world, except we’re able to see what the real secrets are to reality and what’s really going on at the top of the pyramid, so to speak,” said McMillian of the world of “Lucid.”
Who Do You Want to See Killed Off True Blood?
Let’s evaluate a few of the potential choices of characters that we would LOVE to see offed:
— Bill: At the end of the show’s second season, someone or something dragged Bill off into the darkness.
— Tara: She’s been Sookie’s best friend since the two were children, but let’s face it, she’s made a lot of bad decisions of late.
— Deputy Andy Bellefleur: Talk about an annoying, one-note character!
Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer Inject True Blood into Open House
Fans of HBO’s “True Blood” are as rabid as they are because — pardon the pun — the show offers so very much to sink the old teeth into. Especially the relationship between Bill (Stephen Moyer) and Sookie (Anna Paquin), who incidentally are engaged to be married in real life. As if the couple can’t get enough of each other already, it appears that they plan to share the screen once again in an upcoming thriller called Open House.
According to IMDB this new film, directed by Andrew Paquin (brother of Anna) and starring Moyer and Paquin along with Tricia Helfer, Rachel Blanchard, Brian Geraghty, Jessica Collins, Larry Sullivan, Gabriel Olds, Gerald Downey, and Mia Riverton, tells the tale of a wealthy couple in a strained marriage who host an open house in order to sell their palatial home. They are horrified to find out days later that one potential buyer never left their home.
I’m not happy with any of the choices in the article about who should be offed. Who do you think should be offed?
I think it’s cool that Stephen and Anna will be in her brother’s movie. What say you?
