THE CLOSER - TV GUIDE MAGAZINE: KYRA SEDGWICK VIDEO INTERVIEW
Join The Closer star Kyra Sedgwick on her cover shoot with TV Guide Magazine!
The Closer returns with its final six episodes, premiering Monday, July 9, 2012 at 9/8C on TNT.
The Closer cast includes Kyra Sedgwick, J.K. Simmons, Jon Tenney, Phillip P. Keene, Corey Reynolds, Robert Gossett, G.W. Bailey, Michael Paul Chan, Anthony John Denison and Raymond Cruz.
USA TODAY'S POP CANDY: SYFY'S 'BIGFOOT': AWFUL, AWESOME OR BOTH?
Jun 28, 2012
By Whitney Matheson
When it comes to campy original movies, no one holds a candle to Syfy. Over the years, the network has presented gems like Sharktopus, Yeti and, most recently, Piranhaconda.
This weekend's offering, Bigfoot, might be its most insane production yet. The flick turns the monster-movie genre on its head by casting The Partridge Family'sDanny Bonaduce and The Brady Bunch'sBarry Williams as lifelong rivals...
PERCEPTION - G4 TV'S ATTACK OF THE SHOW: LEVAR BURTON VIDEO INTERVIEW
Butterfly in the sky! Now you can go twice as high with the new Reading Rainbow iPad app! Levar Burton visits the studio to talk about how the popular literacy program is moving forward in the digital age.
Perception premieres Monday, July 9, 2012 at 10/9C on TNT.Cast includes Eric McCormack, Rachael Leigh Cook, LeVar Burton, Arjay Smith and Jonathan Scarfe.
SAVING HOPE - FILM FESTIVAL RADIO: DANIEL GILLIES AUDIO INTERVIEW
In “Saving Hope,” when charismatic Chief of Surgery Charlie Harris (Michael Shanks) at Hope-Zion Hospital ends up in a coma, he leaves the hospital in chaos -- and his fiancée and fellow surgeon, Alex Reid (Erica Durance), in a state of shock. Along with newly arrived star surgeon, Joel Goran (Daniel Gillies), Reid races to save Harris' life.
Saving Hope airs Thursday at 9/8C on NBC. Cast includes Smallville's Erica Durance, The Vampire Diaries' Daniel Gillies, Stargate SG-1's Michael Shanks, Huse Madhavji, Julia Taylor-Ross and Kristopher Turner.
MASTERPIECE MYSTERY - PBS VIDEO: 'ENDEAVOUR' PROMO - PREMIERES SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2012 AT 9/8C
It's 1965, and a 15-year-old Oxford schoolgirl, last seen waiting alone in the rain at a bus stop on early Sunday morning, has disappeared and is presumed dead. The hunt for Mary Tremlett draws rookie Detective Endeavour Morse (Shaun Evans), the conflicted young detective on the verge of resignation, back to the university he'd suddenly left only a few years before. Stuck between town and gown, he is patronized by his arrogant old rival, now ascending the ivory tower, and scorned by a DS contemptuous of the "college boy." Only the former opera diva Rosalind Stromming, wife of an Oxford tutor with a murky connection to the missing girl, can offer him solace as he tries to navigate a hostile supervisor, the ghosts of his past, and a mystery that deepens with another tragic death. Discredited and at a dead-end, the solitary and cerebral Endeavour drives his first Jaguar, drinks his first pint and, to the sublime strains of opera, fights for the truth as he forges the identity that will someday become Inspector Morse. Roger Allam stars as DI Fred Thursday and Abigail Thaw (Inspector Morse star John Thaw's daughter) makes a special cameo appearance in Endeavour.
Cast includes Michael Matus, Flora Montgomery, Game of Thrones' Patrick Malahide, Shaun Evans, Jack Ashton, Daisy Head, Holly Ridley, Lisa Backwell, Roger Allam and Abigail Thaw.
THE PALEY CENTER FOR MEDIA: AN EVENING WITH EUREKA
Monday, July 9, 2012
7:00 pm PT
Los Angeles
In Person
Jaime Paglia, Creator/Executive Producer Colin Ferguson, “Sheriff Jack Carter” Salli Richardson-Whitfield, “Dr. Allison Blake” Neil Grayston, "Dr. Douglas Fargo” Joe Morton, "Dr. Henry Deacon"
Plus additional panelists to be announced.
For five acclaimed seasons, Syfy’s Eureka has captivated audiences with its quirky and inventive take on an everyman sheriff of a Pacific Northwest town inhabited by brilliant scientists working on top-secret projects for the U.S. government. Now, as Eureka prepares to sign off, the Paley Center offers an affectionate farewell to the much-loved series.
Join us for a premiere screening of a new episode and a preview of the highly anticipated series finale, which will air Monday, July 16 at 9:00 pm ET/PT on Syfy. The screening will be followed by a conversation with members of the cast and creative team.
Tickets on sale to Members now - $10
General Public: Friday, June 29 at noon - $15
FALLING SKIES - TNT VIDEO: 'YOUNG BLOODS' EPISODE TRAILER - AIRS SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2012 AT 9/8C ON TNT
Falling Skies is all new this Sunday at 9|8c only on TNT! New secrets will be revealed and new questions will arise. Don't miss it!
Ben (Connor Jessup) and Hal (Drew Roy) go on patrol and help a boy, only to have their bikes stolen. The subsequent search for the bikes leads to a major discovery. Meanwhile, Matt (Maxim Knight) steps into a dangerous situation; and Weaver (Will Patton) reconnects with a family member.
Guest stars include Luciana Carro, Brad Kelly, Connor Christopher Levins, Brandon Jay McLaren, Sanctuary's Ryan Robbins and Billy Wickman.
PERCEPTION - THE TALK: LEVAR BURTON VIDEO INTERVIEW
Actor and TV host LeVar Burton has THE TALK about the importance of childrens literacy during summer months and Reading Rainbow. Also discusses his new TV series, Perception.
Perception premieres Monday, July 9, 2012 at 10/9C on TNT.Cast includes Eric McCormack, Rachael Leigh Cook, LeVar Burton, Arjay Smith and Jonathan Scarfe.
NCIS - ENTERTAINMENT ONLINE: BRIAN DIETZEN VIDEO INTERVIEW
'NCIS' Star Brian Dietzen Plays Tourist in D.C.
By KRISTA WICK
June 27, 2012
While TV's NCIS is centered on the fast-paced drama within our nation's capitol, star Brian Dietzen admits he's never been to Washington, D.C.—until now...
NCIS season ten premieres Fall of 2012 on Tuesday at 8/7C on CBS.
Source: Entertainment Tonight [follow link for complete interview]
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT: Emmy Hopeful: Neal McDonough - 'Justified'
By JARETT WIESELMAN
June 27, 2012
Margo Martindale took home 2011's Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Emmy for her powerful performance as Justified's big bad, Mags Bennett. And now, coming off an equally tremendous third season, the FX drama is once again in the Supporting race thanks to Neal McDonough's terrifying portrayal of Robert Quarles -- a man who began the season as a perfectly composed businessman but went out in a wild blaze of inglorious bastard-dom.
It's a testament to McDonough's acting prowess that both halves of Quarles' coin, as well as every step of his devolution, were grounded in the kind of reality that's become a Justified signature. Now, with Emmy nominations looming, ETonline caught up with McDonough to find out how he came to this role, how he went about shaping Quarles and why it's been the toughest character to say goodbye to...
Tim Olyphant and Neal McDonough from Justified
... ETonline: When [showrunner Graham] Yost finally broke Quarles down for you, what did you think?
McDonough: "He actually kept Quarles very mysterious to me. All he said was, "You're from Detroit" and "You're an outsider coming in to this small town." After reading the first script, I went to wardrobe and suggested we use some really nice, very expensive suits I had from movies. I wanted this guy to look like money. I showed up to the set and Graham said it was exactly what he had in mind. Everyone thinks the gun was the most important part of the character, but I think it was the suits because it made me such a fish out of water. If I wore a suit without a tie, it wouldn't have worked. To be so buttoned up yet psychotic yet a family man, made him such a dream role. I've played a lot of great roles in my life, but I love acting and this was a piece that allowed me to do just that..."
Justified season four will premiere in 2013 on FX.
