Denis O’Hare Exclusive Interview TRUE BLOOD
Source: collider.com
On Season 3 of the hit HBO television series True Blood, actor Denis O’Hare plays Russell Edgington, the flamboyant and deadly vampire king of Mississippi. As one of the oldest and most commanding vampires on the continent, the King is both terrifying and dangerous, with little regard for others, unless they benefit him, in some way.
After the shocking events of the last episode, Episode 9, “Everything is Broken,” sees a grief-stricken Russell vow revenge against his foes, vampire and human. His actions will make him a very different character, for the remainder of Season 3. In a recent interview, Denis O’Hare spoke exclusively to Collider about how he was offered this role on the series without having to audition, developing the look and sound of the character, working with this incredibly talented cast and getting used to talking with fangs.
He also gave some hints as to what viewers can expect for the rest of the season, revealed that his storyline is definitely left open to return for Season 4 and talked about his role as a Roman soldier in the upcoming feature film The Eagle of the Ninth, which he had been shooting in Budapest when he was cast on True Blood. Hit the jump to read all about it.
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Sookie and Arlene Complain on ‘True Blood’ Clips
Source: aceshowbiz.com
HBO gave away two more clips of the upcoming “True Blood” episode which has one thing in common, women’s complaint. Sookie is not pleased by the way things are so not normal between her and Bill while Arlene scolds Terry for taking the problem lightly.
In the first clip, Sookie works with Bill to clean up a body in her house while saying “Normal couples do not do this, Bill Compton.” The vampire snaps back, “What would you rather be doing? Sittin’ on the sofa, watching television?” Sookie answers, “Just once I’d like to not find a dead body in my house. Is that asking too much?”
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Photos From ‘Vampire Diaries’ Season 2 Opener
Source: aceshowbiz.com
Those hungry for some “The Vampire Diaries” may crave on the first promotional photos for season 2. The pictures set was released for the show’s first episode which is called “The Return” and is scheduled to air September 9 at 8/7c on The CW.
In the upcoming season, the appearance of the villainous Katherine in Mystic Falls throws a wrench into the love triangle between Stefan, Damon, and Elena, and the other residents of Mystic Falls must choose sides as they fall victim to a new breed of danger. New and unexpected friendships will be forged, allies will become enemies, and hearts will be broken.
Stefan and Damon will be forced to face a villain more evil and diabolical than they ever believed possible. And they’ll take their shirts off, frequently. “They” here are werewolves which come in the form of Michael Trevino’s Tyler Lockwood and his family. “Our big new addition is Mason Lockwood, the mayor’s much younger and cooler brother, who has been estranged from the family,” exec producer Julie Plec said. “His return introduces a lot of questions about what is so special about that creepy Lockwood family.”
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IS THE BEING HUMAN SET HAUNTED?
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
It’s Friday 13th and we have some strange news… It seems the new Being Human house is haunted. And we’re not joking.
On a recent set visit the BH Blog Team got a lot more than we bargained for when we uncovered a story that has been spooking the cast for weeks. It seems an unidentified figure has appeared three times, interrupting shots and even pushing a coffee cup across the room. Russell and several members of the crew are convinced that building is haunted, while Aidan is the most vocal of the non-believers.
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Bryan Fuller to create The Lotus Caves series
Source: denofgeek.com
Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller is set to write a new show based on 60s sci-fi novel The Lotus Caves…
Bryan Fuller, the creator of under-appreciated shows Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies, has announced that he’s creating a new television series called The Lotus Caves.
Based on a 60s science fiction novel by Samuel Youd (who published under the pseudonym John Christopher), The Lotus Caves relates the tale of two boys who live in a colony on the moon. When they venture beyond the confines of their home, the pair discover a strange, plant-like alien intelligence.
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