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Posted: 11 years ago

#51

Jeffrey Dean Morgan to guest star on
Showtime's 'Shameless'
http://hwhills.com/additional-shameless-season-4finale-episode-12-spoilers-revealed-by-fiona-actress/
Additional shameless season 4,finale
episode 12 spoilers revealed by
Fiona actress. As previously
reported, TV Line recently served up
their latest spoiler chat session. In
this segment, we learned some
additional spoiler details that will go
down in the Shameless season 4
finale episode 12, via Fiona star,
Emmy Rossum. It turns out that
Fiona will be working for a new
character on the scene, played by
actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
Their spoiler chat report reads like
this: "As previously reported, Jeffrey
Dean Morgan (Grey's, Supernatural)
guest-stars in the April 6 finale as
Fiona's NA sponsor of sorts. He also
happens to be her boss at the diner
she must work, as a condition of her
probation.
"Her probation officer, played by
Regina King, is an old friend of
Jeffrey Dean Morgan's character,"
Emmy Rossum explains, "and she's
funneled to him these people that are
out of jail, to put them in NA."

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Posted: 11 years ago

#52

A past character is returning to
Supernatural
http://tvline.com/2014/04/03/the-big-bang-theory-season-7-spoilers-star-wars-episode-bob-newhart-returns/
* Uh-oh, is someone dying on
Supernatural ? Lindsey McKeon will
reprise her role as Tessa the
reaper on the CW series, TVLine
has confirmed. The actress
tweeted the news of her return,
noting that fans will be "very
excited" by the episode.

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Ekta

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Posted: 11 years ago

#53

Geek Chic Elite's Interview with
Julian Richings about his many roles
including Supernatural's Death and a
role on Orphan Black
http://geekchicelite.com/interview-julian-richings/
You are well-known and loved in the
Supernatural fan community for
being the embodiment of the
horseman, Death. Did you have any
inspiration for your portrayal of him?
It was really from the writers. As an
actor, you use your resources and
what comes natural to you but I was
given the gift of a script. That first
episode I was in, the pizza parlour,
was so beautifully written. It was
witty, and I love the whole idea that
Death really loves junk food. I used
the writing to ensure that I
approached Death as an elegant,
aristocratic guy who isn't too
concerned about anybody. I didn't
feel the pressure as an actor in the
role to be spooky, tough or
threatening. I feel you can achieve
much more by playing against that. I
feel that the way the scene was
written led me into that. I
concentrated on the inter-play with
Jensen and the writing.
Kudos to Jensen and Jared because
they are very accessible and they are
good actors. The show is successful
for a number of reasons but one of
them is because they are good at
what they do. When it comes to
someone like me who comes in as a
guest star for a week, they really
ensure that person is seen at their
best. Jensen created a very dramatic
scene and I feel he played into the
scene incredibly well and made me
powerful just by the way he played
fear in the scene.
******
Did you audition specifically for the
role of Death?
Actually I put myself on tape much
earlier and I read some of the lines of
Pestilence. I heard nothing more from
that and I moved on. One day I got a
note from my agent saying "you've
been asked to play Death in
Supernatural". So I did audition, but
not specifically for Death. Once
they'd seen me, I think they figured
out that I would be pretty appropriate
for that character.
*********
Do you think Death be making
another appearance in Supernatural?
I hope so! I don't know, honestly, but
I wouldn't be surprised. I think they
use my character very sparingly, but
that's a good thing. I'm a trump card
that comes in from time to time and
for me to have that aura I don't think
you can overuse that aspect. I guess
we'll see!
In the meantime I've been shooting
Orphan Black which has got a very
hardcore following, I'm sure you've
heard about it.
Turns out, Death rather enjoys junk
food.
I was just about to ask you about
that, actually! I know you can't say
too much...
I'm not allowed to, but it's showing
in a couple days. Things will be
unveiled then. That's so cool for me
too - being on a show like
Supernatural, a show that is such a
big deal for fans and has such a
following and fanbase - it's so cool
to realize that and interact with the
fans at conventions. Then the
double-pleasure is being on a
Canadian conceived, shot and made
series like Orphan Black . I know
John [the director] and Graham [the
writer] I did Cube with Graham and I
did John's earliest film. I've known
them a very long time and it's been a
pleasure to work with them over the
years and get to see that they are in
control of an incredible series. For
me it's a bit like doing Septic Man
where I worked with Foresight
Features or working with the boys
from Black Fawn and other
independent groups. It's very
exciting to see our film industry
maturing and see people come up
and achieve amazing work.
I also understand that genre is a
great shortcut for a lot of emerging
filmmakers. It has a place in
conventions and things. The beauty
about genre films is that they can be
shifted and changed. With Orphan
Black and Supernatural - it goes
down a path but always surprises
and keeps people engaged. With me,
the kind of roles I play, I find I do a
lot of genre films and TV and that's
great, I'm very happy to do it.
*******
Will you be on the convention circuit
at all this year?
I'll believe I'll be at four Supernatural
conventions this year; LA, Chicago,
Dallas and New Jersey. I'm looking
forward to it. Up until now it's been
one here and one there whenever I've
had availability and now I've
committed to a couple more. I've
gotten used to them now. I didn't
know what hit me the first time.
*******
A little overwhelming?
Yes! It's so different but I get it and I
quite enjoy it. The fans are who you
do it for. I think we owe it to them
and it's a way of being able to give
back. ]I think that it's a great
development that fans are so
powerful now. Doctor Who,
Supernatural, Orphan Black - you
can see an immediate response from
a fanbase and you can see their
reactions. I like the idea of being
able to interact with them. It's an
interesting development of the
industry.

p.s only spn part posted

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Posted: 11 years ago

#54

'The Portal' official trailer, featuring
Supernatural's Tahmoh Penikett and
Erin Karpluk
http://mightymega.com/2014/04/23/the-portal-a-sci-fi-comedy-short-film/
"The Portal is a short film starring
Tahmoh Penikett and Erin Karpluk
about a dimension-traveling wizard
stuck in Toronto. It looks very
promising based on this trailer and
doesn't take itself too seriously. The
film is written and directed by
Jonathan Williams. Keep your eyes
open for your chance to see the full
short film."