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Showing posts with label celebrity gifs. Show all posts
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Jorge Garcia talks ‘Once Upon a Time’ role, reveals that the Giant will return
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In the Once Upon a Time episode “Tallahassee,” Garcia will be guest starring as the giant from Jack and the Beanstalk, reuniting with the Lost writing duo Ed Kitsis and Adam Horowitz.
Speaking to HitFix about the role, Garcia reveals that Kitsis and Horowitz were always the “keepers” of the Hurley storylines on Lost, and says that his coming to Once Upon a Time has been a long time in the making. “I wasn’t available last year because I was working on another show, but they pitched the giant story this year and they gave me a little bit of background about his origin,” Garcia explains (and we’d love to know what character they originally wanted him to play!).
He also reveals that he will be returning to the show for more episodes, although he doesn’t say whether it’ll be in flashbacks or in the current timeline. He does say that his backstory, “will be something to do in a later story.”
As for when he’ll return, nothing is certain, but, “they’re looking to bring me back in about a month, so they’re putting a pin in me for that. As to how much they want to use me as the whole storyline continues, it depends how the storylines progress.”
Lost fans shouldn’t be expecting the giant to be like Hurley, though. We’ve seen from the promo that he will be very angry and mean, and as Garcia says, “let’s just say the giant isn’t a giant Hurley. It’s a different angle, but it’s cool with me.”
He has also spoken to a number of different outlets about the role, including Yahoo!, where he reveals that the Once Upon a Time giant is “very different” to other versions of the character. “They always like to take something you have preconceived notions of and skew them into a different direction, and this is no different than that,” Garcia explains.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
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Matt Lauria shirtless in his underwear shooting scenes with Mae Whitman for Parenthood
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Matt Lauria and Mae Whitman-both in underwear getting sea soaked shooting scenes for Parenthood
The New Normal New Mega Post- Lotta Screen Caps
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Episode 1.07 - The Godparent Trap
Bryan starts thinking about the traditions of his catholic upbringing and seeks advice from a priest at a local church; David and Bryan want their friends Victoria and Tiffany to be their baby's godparents.
Episode 1.08 - Para-New Normal Activity
Bryan gets into the Halloween spirit by decorating the house and making his annual trip to the pumpkin patch with his friend, Nicole Richie; David disagrees with Bryan's Halloween costume theme; Clay makes an announcement.
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Stephen Colbert talks about grief, fear, and Jon Stewart in rare serious interview with 'Playboy'
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In an instance when you really should read it for the articles, Playboy magazine’s November issue features a rare serious interview with Stephen Colbert, as opposed to “Stephen Colbert,” the political pundit caricature he plays on his satirical late night show, The Colbert Report.
It’s not often we see Stephen Colbert as the real Stephen Colbert, but he’s shaken off his character twice this month: First for Oprah, and now for Playboy.
Colbert explained to the magazine his reasoning for not staying in character for the interview: “If I’m doing a talk show or an interview like this, or pretty much anything where I can’t control the context, I’m loath to do the character. Because outside the context of the show, you have to be okay with the clang of [that character] against reality.”
In the interview, Colbert talked about his childhood love of science fiction, his visit to the set of The Hobbit, the death of his father and two brothers when he was 10 years old, and his friendship with Jon Stewart. You can check out the full interview online here, but we know you PopWatchers are busy folks what with all that pop culture consumption you have to do, so here’s a look at the highlights:
On how he encourages his guests to play along on the show: “[The 'Stephen Colbert' character] is willfully ignorant of what you know and care about. Honestly disabuse him of his ignorance and we’ll have a good time. All they have to do, as my guest producer Emily Lazar says, is talk to him as though he’s a harmless drunk at the next bar stool.”
On what he’s truly afraid of: “Accidentally driving my boat into a pillar with loved ones onboard.”
On grief: “The interesting thing about grief, I think, is that it is its own size. It is not the size of you. It is its own size. And grief comes to you. You know what I mean? I’ve always liked that phrase ‘He was visited by grief,’ because that’s really what it is. Grief is its own thing. It’s not like it’s in me and I’m going to deal with it. It’s a thing, and you have to be OK with its presence. If you try to ignore it, it will be like a wolf at your door.”
On getting into science fiction as a teenager: “In some ways it was about escape. I think there’s absolute truth in escaping the reality of your present predicament. And that can just be about being young. It doesn’t have to be tragedy. There’s a tragedy to being 13. Things are changing. Friends are changing. Your body is changing. You need to escape that. My additional emotional crises don’t necessarily explain my interest in it.”
On his friendship with Jon Stewart: “I’m an ardent admirer of his. I would say the thing that has kept me from being as good a friend to Jon as I would like is just that I am such a fan. I am gobsmacked by his abilities. But that being said, we go out to dinner, and we sometimes pick up the phone just to say, ‘How are you?’ Or, ‘Do you mind if I tell you how I am? I had a s—-y week.’”
On comedy: “Ultimately it’s an athletic endeavor. You have to be able to just hit the backhand. You can’t think about all the pieces of it. You can’t think about your swing. You just have to do it. Reading someone else’s deconstruction of what I do, all it does is put me in my head. On nights when the show goes particularly well, I am not aware of its fluidity. A lot of nights I’m just worried that I’m not going to be as good as the script in front of me.”
On extending his contract with Comedy Central through 2014: “I try not to think about it in terms of years. You can’t do 161 shows. It can’t be done. All I can do is today and tomorrow and have some idea of what we’re doing next week. That’s all I can worry about. I have a script for today, I have probably half a script for tomorrow, and that’s as far down the road as I ever look. I know the mechanism of my show, and I know how it works. There’s a joy in that.”
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Paris Hilton's $2 Million Turkish Clothing Campaign
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Paris Hilton and Arda Turan have been filming a commercial shoot for Turkish clothing company DeFacto. Hilton Tweeted, "In Istanbul, on set shooting the @DefactoDechino commercial with Arda Turan. Such a nice guy!" The shoot is reported to have cost over TL 6 million, Hilton is rumored to be earning TL 3.5 million ($2 Million US) while Arda is expected to make TL 1 million.
Hilton told reporters at the airport, "I love wandering around the mosques and the Grand Bazaar, Turks know how to have a good time. "The women here are very exotic and the men are very handsome, I really like the clubs on the Bosphorus."
Paris was reportedly paid $1 million in August to appear in Kim Jang Hoon’s $13 million 3D music video which is set to debut this month.
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Hilton told reporters at the airport, "I love wandering around the mosques and the Grand Bazaar, Turks know how to have a good time. "The women here are very exotic and the men are very handsome, I really like the clubs on the Bosphorus."
Paris was reportedly paid $1 million in August to appear in Kim Jang Hoon’s $13 million 3D music video which is set to debut this month.
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