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Wunderbares Interview über Dr. Horrible, was man vielleicht als Komplement hierzu nehmen kann.
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wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 15:51
Freitag, 16. Januar 2009
EW freut sich schon
Und spoilt ein wenig:
What it's about
Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon has imagined an underground organization that fulfills the wishes of well-paying clients by hiring out memory-wiped agents who can be imprinted with any personality. When not facilitating dream dates for rich boys or executing dirty deeds for dubious businessmen, these ''actives'' live in a state of blank-slate bliss within Dollhouse HQ. But one agent, Echo (Buffy alum Eliza Dushku), starts flashing on memories she shouldn't possess.
What to expect
''The show allows me to play two or three different roles an episode, from hostage negotiator to crazy-sexy assassin,'' says Dushku. In one episode she takes on the persona of an elderly woman becoming keenly aware that she's now occupying a younger, stronger, hotter body. Speaking of makeovers, Dollhouse acquired some sketchy buzz last summer when Whedon announced he was revising chunks of the pilot — and then scrapped it altogether. ''It didn't really present what audiences will get each week,'' says Whedon. ''It was like I dove into the world and got so wrapped up in it, I didn't see if there was anyone else in it with me.'' Says Dushku, ''Absolutely everything has been for the best. There's more action, it moves at a quicker pace, there are payoffs every episode.'' Though it's not a serialized drama, ongoing subplots include an FBI agent's (Battlestar Galactica's Tahmoh Penikett) quest to expose the Dollhouse, and a mystery about a dangerous, MIA active named Alpha. Says Whedon: ''Hopefully, we've made it more accessible and entertaining for audiences — but haven't lost any of the dynamics I loved.'' —JJ
What it's about
Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon has imagined an underground organization that fulfills the wishes of well-paying clients by hiring out memory-wiped agents who can be imprinted with any personality. When not facilitating dream dates for rich boys or executing dirty deeds for dubious businessmen, these ''actives'' live in a state of blank-slate bliss within Dollhouse HQ. But one agent, Echo (Buffy alum Eliza Dushku), starts flashing on memories she shouldn't possess.
What to expect
''The show allows me to play two or three different roles an episode, from hostage negotiator to crazy-sexy assassin,'' says Dushku. In one episode she takes on the persona of an elderly woman becoming keenly aware that she's now occupying a younger, stronger, hotter body. Speaking of makeovers, Dollhouse acquired some sketchy buzz last summer when Whedon announced he was revising chunks of the pilot — and then scrapped it altogether. ''It didn't really present what audiences will get each week,'' says Whedon. ''It was like I dove into the world and got so wrapped up in it, I didn't see if there was anyone else in it with me.'' Says Dushku, ''Absolutely everything has been for the best. There's more action, it moves at a quicker pace, there are payoffs every episode.'' Though it's not a serialized drama, ongoing subplots include an FBI agent's (Battlestar Galactica's Tahmoh Penikett) quest to expose the Dollhouse, and a mystery about a dangerous, MIA active named Alpha. Says Whedon: ''Hopefully, we've made it more accessible and entertaining for audiences — but haven't lost any of the dynamics I loved.'' —JJ
wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 15:47
Was ist mit Enver Gjokaj?
Wo ich damals noch dachte, seine Rolle wurde nicht richtig kommuniziert, muss ich mich wohl nun mit der offiziellen Beschreibung abfinden, die Enver tatsächlich als Lubov anführt:
As the series progresses, FBI Agent PAUL BALLARD (Tahmoh Penikett) pieces together clues with the help of Russian informant LUBOV (Enver Gjokaj) that lead him closer to the Dollhouse, while Echo stops forgetting, her memories begin to return and she slowly pieces together her mysterious past.
Mal sehen, wie sie das aufziehen.
As the series progresses, FBI Agent PAUL BALLARD (Tahmoh Penikett) pieces together clues with the help of Russian informant LUBOV (Enver Gjokaj) that lead him closer to the Dollhouse, while Echo stops forgetting, her memories begin to return and she slowly pieces together her mysterious past.
Mal sehen, wie sie das aufziehen.
wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 15:43
Fran Kranz und Dichen Lachman im Video-Interview
Yeah!
Wunderbar, wie Fran die Imprints mit den alten Nintendo-spielen vergleicht. Und Dichen als "show stealer" kann ich mir mittlerweile sogar vorstellen.
Edit: Auch Eliza und Tahmoh machen mit.
Wunderbar, wie Fran die Imprints mit den alten Nintendo-spielen vergleicht. Und Dichen als "show stealer" kann ich mir mittlerweile sogar vorstellen.
Edit: Auch Eliza und Tahmoh machen mit.
wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 15:26
Amy Acker im Interview
Sie erzählt einige spannende Details über ihre Rolle:
What can you tell us about your character in Dollhouse?
Well I am Dr. Saunders and I take care of the dolls at the Dollhouse. I’m kind of the one who seems to be looking out for everybody and there’s a lot of maybe not so nice people at the dollhouse. I keep trying to turn things around to do what’s best for the dolls and I guess the trait that is most noticeable is that I have these huge scars across my face, like five scars scraping up my face which look pretty painful.
It must be pretty difficult on the makeup side to do that one.
It is, were still trying to get it mastered it’s been very challenging to get it to work every time, but I think it looks really cool. Yesterday I got to do them with stitches all over them so that was really neat looking.
How long do the scars usually take to get done in makeup?
Usually about 2 hours.
So it’s not as bad as the Illyria then?
No not quite. Illyria was only a pain, but this has the glue and all of that so it tends to be trickier.
Will you be a series regular or recurring?
Right now I’m a recurring character, but I’ve been in every episode, all but one, so I feel like I’m definitely around. When there at the Dollhouse you usually see me and hopefully if there’s more episodes after these first 13 then I think you’ll see a lot more of Doctor Saunders in the future.
You had an important role in another recent Fox show Drive, why do you think it failed?
I thought that was like the most awesome show ever and I don’t know why that didn’t work. I think that it was in how they marketed it. They showed like the first four episodes in this period of two days then it was over. It was also a super expensive show as it was all green screen and going from car to car so it was really cool and I mean Nathan Fillion is about the coolest guy there is so any show with him in it, I don’t know how it could not be a success.
Nathan’s got a new show this year also with Castle, you might end up with the same timeslot.
Oh dear! Well it will be hard not to watch him.
How similar will you be playing Dr. Saunders to Fred?
She is not really like Fred at all because she’s much more mysterious and she’s a little bit sad, Fred was very bubbly and up and kind of goofy with lots of energy moving around a lot. Dr Saunders is very still, I feel like they’re very different.
What’s it like being in another Joss Whedon show?
It’s awesome, ever since Angel whenever I see Joss I keep asking “So when’s the next thing were doing?”, “When do I get to be on another show of yours?” like “Can I do craft service?” So finally he decided to do another TV show and I’m so excited there was a part I got to play even if it’s just an excuse to hang out with all the old friends.
If there was any other character in Dollhouse you could have played as an acting challenge which would it be?
I just think all the dolls are, any of the dolls would be [fantastic], it’s like an actor’s dream you get to, be like Jennifer Garner on Alias you get to be a different character each week. You get to have [different] accents and be some different places and different personalities. I think he’s created a show where the dolls get to do so many cool things. That would be fun.
What can you tell us about your character in Dollhouse?
Well I am Dr. Saunders and I take care of the dolls at the Dollhouse. I’m kind of the one who seems to be looking out for everybody and there’s a lot of maybe not so nice people at the dollhouse. I keep trying to turn things around to do what’s best for the dolls and I guess the trait that is most noticeable is that I have these huge scars across my face, like five scars scraping up my face which look pretty painful.
It must be pretty difficult on the makeup side to do that one.
It is, were still trying to get it mastered it’s been very challenging to get it to work every time, but I think it looks really cool. Yesterday I got to do them with stitches all over them so that was really neat looking.
How long do the scars usually take to get done in makeup?
Usually about 2 hours.
So it’s not as bad as the Illyria then?
No not quite. Illyria was only a pain, but this has the glue and all of that so it tends to be trickier.
Will you be a series regular or recurring?
Right now I’m a recurring character, but I’ve been in every episode, all but one, so I feel like I’m definitely around. When there at the Dollhouse you usually see me and hopefully if there’s more episodes after these first 13 then I think you’ll see a lot more of Doctor Saunders in the future.
You had an important role in another recent Fox show Drive, why do you think it failed?
I thought that was like the most awesome show ever and I don’t know why that didn’t work. I think that it was in how they marketed it. They showed like the first four episodes in this period of two days then it was over. It was also a super expensive show as it was all green screen and going from car to car so it was really cool and I mean Nathan Fillion is about the coolest guy there is so any show with him in it, I don’t know how it could not be a success.
Nathan’s got a new show this year also with Castle, you might end up with the same timeslot.
Oh dear! Well it will be hard not to watch him.
How similar will you be playing Dr. Saunders to Fred?
She is not really like Fred at all because she’s much more mysterious and she’s a little bit sad, Fred was very bubbly and up and kind of goofy with lots of energy moving around a lot. Dr Saunders is very still, I feel like they’re very different.
What’s it like being in another Joss Whedon show?
It’s awesome, ever since Angel whenever I see Joss I keep asking “So when’s the next thing were doing?”, “When do I get to be on another show of yours?” like “Can I do craft service?” So finally he decided to do another TV show and I’m so excited there was a part I got to play even if it’s just an excuse to hang out with all the old friends.
If there was any other character in Dollhouse you could have played as an acting challenge which would it be?
I just think all the dolls are, any of the dolls would be [fantastic], it’s like an actor’s dream you get to, be like Jennifer Garner on Alias you get to be a different character each week. You get to have [different] accents and be some different places and different personalities. I think he’s created a show where the dolls get to do so many cool things. That would be fun.
wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 14:57
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wiesengrund - 16. Januar, 14:45
