A few more thoughts...
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ladyofavalon77You see I had more time to think about the line from the leaked page of script and it doesn't sound like Charles really cares for Martha. It appears that either a) he's forgotten about her, b) they've formed an uneasy truce, or c) he's up to no good and wants to draw her out into the open. However, the whole tone of the statement seemed cool and detached though it was Bill who spoke it. I just need to prepare myself for the worst...there's nothing there and I should stick to the Season Five DVD's. Ok, let's take a deep breath and move on :)
No new movies here to speak of but I did watch some episodes of Batman: The Animated Series. My memories were better hehe! However, it was still entertaining and WAY better than the anime cartoons kids watch today. A lot of the kids shows on TV just hurt my brain as they flash across the TV...there is no script, no intelligence, just pure fluff guaranteed to make kids even more dumb. Ok enough ranting...I really need to cheer up :)
A great news article has been making the rounds of my flist and now it's time to post here. Lots of little spoilers for 24 so if you want to remain spoiler free, don't click the link below. They don't reveal a lot but they hint and suggest so much more. Click at your own risk :)
TV -- 24 things about '24'
CHELSEA J. CARTER goes a party for the hit show in search of facts you may not know about the program and its cast.
Published Wednesday, December 06, 2006
By CHELSEA J. CARTER
Kiefer Sutherland's "24" character, Jack Bauer, is going to have a tough year, er, day. And despite the tantalizing previews of the upcoming season that give his character a "Christ-like" appearance (and perhaps attitude) Sutherland says that the character is far from being the son of God.
With the season six premiere of "24" only weeks away, the cast and crew of the hit Fox television show are keeping a tight lip about the plot and Bauer's fate (we left off last season with him being kidnapped.)
But the cast recently took to the red carpet to promote the new DVD release of "24: Season Five," and asap went along in search of 24 things to know about the new season, the DVD and the party they had to celebrate it all.
1. The new DVD offers a prequel to Season 6, giving viewers a chance to find out what has happened to Bauer since he was kidnapped seven months earlier. "I would never say Jack Bauer is indifferent. But the DVD prequel that sets up the new season shows you why he is in the state that he is in," Sutherland told asap. "He's indifferent to life -- a shallow hollow of a man."
2. Does Bauer kill anybody in the first hour of the new season? Sutherland stared for a moment. "You almost got me there. I'm being worn down after talking to every person on this carpet," Sutherland said. Spoiler alert: Bauer is responsible for a death in the prequel.
3. No, the character Tony Almeida is not coming back. He is dead, said the show's director and executive producer John Cassar. Actor Carlos Bernard, who played Tony, also confirmed it. He's working on other projects, he told reporters.
4. Rick Schroeder, formerly of "NYPD Blue," is joining the cast. Schroeder plays the new head of field operations at CTU, taking the job that once belonged to Bauer. "He's going to have a lot of Jack Bauer's qualities," Cassar said.
5. "We are bringing back cast from other years," Cassar said. "People will definitely be killed and a few characters who you haven't seen in awhile will be resurrected."
6. Among those returning this season is actor Eric Balfour as Milo, a CTU employee who appeared in the first season.
7. For the first time, viewers will see the president in a presidential setting -- the oval office, said production designer Joseph Hodges. "We've had a presidential story line for six years and we've never had the president in a presidential setting. That changes this year."
7 1/2. Cassar said don't get too attached. The set isn't around for that long.
8. The set designers also have created a bunker, which houses the president and his advisers. Although Cassar would not say why the president has to hide in a bunker, he did say that this season Bauer and the team were not trying to stop terrorist acts. "The terrorist acts have already happened. This season is about how America is coping with that," he said.
9. Actor Powers Boothe joins the cast as Noah Daniels, the vice president. Described as controversial by the show's creators, Boothe said the character is not a bad guy. Like all characters on the show, he says the vice president does the things he does because he believes in them.
10. Kim Raver, who plays Audrey Raines and is romantically linked to Bauer, said she didn't know if her character would survive the season. "I really, really don't know. But you know, anybody who makes Jack happy doesn't seem to have a long life span."
11. The show's writers are cognizant of the country's ongoing war against terrorism, Cassar said. Right after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the show pulled a scene that had already been filmed from its first season that showed an airplane blowing up. "My biggest fear is that someone does something and says 'Guess where I got the idea to do this.'"
12. Fear of being killed off on "24" haunts many of the cast. "You're signed for the season. But you kind of peek at the script and then say 'Whew, I'm still alive,'" Balfour said.
13. Actor James Morrison, who plays CTU's Bill Buchanan, says he wears a black suit this season.
14. The photos in the recently released coffee table book "24: Behind the Scenes" was compiled from 30,000 digital images on 20 different hard drives, said cinematographer Rodney Charters.
15. Milo falls in love this season with somebody in the cast, Balfour said.
16. Raver wore a black dress by Dolce & Gabbana to the party. "I'll tell you something nobody else knows: I got ready tonight without a mirror. We just moved into a new house and we don't have any mirrors. I put on everything and my husband said 'You look great. Let's go.' That's probably why it didn't take so long tonight," she said.
17. "24: Agent Down," a new game for cell phones, was released this week.
18. A cigar bar was set up at the party at the Les Deux nightclub in Hollywood. "I'm the only guy who doesn't smoke cigars on the show," Sutherland said, pulling a pack of Camels from his jacket pocket as proof.
19. Jean Smart, who plays First Lady Martha Logan, said a crew member on the show bought 200 "Impeach Logan" buttons off the Internet and gave them out to the cast and crew. "The Logans are still crazy," she said.
20. The new season will feature more members of Bauer's family, including his father. The role will be played by actor James Cromwell, Cassar said.
21. Smart and Glenn Morshower, who plays agent Aaron Pierce, will share some screen time.
22. The DVD is linked to a Web site, which is only accessible by inserting disc 7 into a computer. For 24 weeks, the site will be updated with new footage, including three to five minute segments about the show. It begins with a tour by Cassar of the CTU set.
23. Party-goers dipped strawberries, bananas and marshmallows in a giant chocolate fountain.
24. The number one answer on the red carpet from Sutherland, Raver and just about everybody else associated with the show: "I don't know. I really don't know."
____
Chelsea J. Carter is asap's projects writer.
http://www.wctrib.com/asap/index.cfm?page=asap_view&id=D8LRIUGG1
CHELSEA J. CARTER goes a party for the hit show in search of facts you may not know about the program and its cast.
Published Wednesday, December 06, 2006
By CHELSEA J. CARTER
Kiefer Sutherland's "24" character, Jack Bauer, is going to have a tough year, er, day. And despite the tantalizing previews of the upcoming season that give his character a "Christ-like" appearance (and perhaps attitude) Sutherland says that the character is far from being the son of God.
With the season six premiere of "24" only weeks away, the cast and crew of the hit Fox television show are keeping a tight lip about the plot and Bauer's fate (we left off last season with him being kidnapped.)
But the cast recently took to the red carpet to promote the new DVD release of "24: Season Five," and asap went along in search of 24 things to know about the new season, the DVD and the party they had to celebrate it all.
1. The new DVD offers a prequel to Season 6, giving viewers a chance to find out what has happened to Bauer since he was kidnapped seven months earlier. "I would never say Jack Bauer is indifferent. But the DVD prequel that sets up the new season shows you why he is in the state that he is in," Sutherland told asap. "He's indifferent to life -- a shallow hollow of a man."
2. Does Bauer kill anybody in the first hour of the new season? Sutherland stared for a moment. "You almost got me there. I'm being worn down after talking to every person on this carpet," Sutherland said. Spoiler alert: Bauer is responsible for a death in the prequel.
3. No, the character Tony Almeida is not coming back. He is dead, said the show's director and executive producer John Cassar. Actor Carlos Bernard, who played Tony, also confirmed it. He's working on other projects, he told reporters.
4. Rick Schroeder, formerly of "NYPD Blue," is joining the cast. Schroeder plays the new head of field operations at CTU, taking the job that once belonged to Bauer. "He's going to have a lot of Jack Bauer's qualities," Cassar said.
5. "We are bringing back cast from other years," Cassar said. "People will definitely be killed and a few characters who you haven't seen in awhile will be resurrected."
6. Among those returning this season is actor Eric Balfour as Milo, a CTU employee who appeared in the first season.
7. For the first time, viewers will see the president in a presidential setting -- the oval office, said production designer Joseph Hodges. "We've had a presidential story line for six years and we've never had the president in a presidential setting. That changes this year."
7 1/2. Cassar said don't get too attached. The set isn't around for that long.
8. The set designers also have created a bunker, which houses the president and his advisers. Although Cassar would not say why the president has to hide in a bunker, he did say that this season Bauer and the team were not trying to stop terrorist acts. "The terrorist acts have already happened. This season is about how America is coping with that," he said.
9. Actor Powers Boothe joins the cast as Noah Daniels, the vice president. Described as controversial by the show's creators, Boothe said the character is not a bad guy. Like all characters on the show, he says the vice president does the things he does because he believes in them.
10. Kim Raver, who plays Audrey Raines and is romantically linked to Bauer, said she didn't know if her character would survive the season. "I really, really don't know. But you know, anybody who makes Jack happy doesn't seem to have a long life span."
11. The show's writers are cognizant of the country's ongoing war against terrorism, Cassar said. Right after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the show pulled a scene that had already been filmed from its first season that showed an airplane blowing up. "My biggest fear is that someone does something and says 'Guess where I got the idea to do this.'"
12. Fear of being killed off on "24" haunts many of the cast. "You're signed for the season. But you kind of peek at the script and then say 'Whew, I'm still alive,'" Balfour said.
13. Actor James Morrison, who plays CTU's Bill Buchanan, says he wears a black suit this season.
14. The photos in the recently released coffee table book "24: Behind the Scenes" was compiled from 30,000 digital images on 20 different hard drives, said cinematographer Rodney Charters.
15. Milo falls in love this season with somebody in the cast, Balfour said.
16. Raver wore a black dress by Dolce & Gabbana to the party. "I'll tell you something nobody else knows: I got ready tonight without a mirror. We just moved into a new house and we don't have any mirrors. I put on everything and my husband said 'You look great. Let's go.' That's probably why it didn't take so long tonight," she said.
17. "24: Agent Down," a new game for cell phones, was released this week.
18. A cigar bar was set up at the party at the Les Deux nightclub in Hollywood. "I'm the only guy who doesn't smoke cigars on the show," Sutherland said, pulling a pack of Camels from his jacket pocket as proof.
19. Jean Smart, who plays First Lady Martha Logan, said a crew member on the show bought 200 "Impeach Logan" buttons off the Internet and gave them out to the cast and crew. "The Logans are still crazy," she said.
20. The new season will feature more members of Bauer's family, including his father. The role will be played by actor James Cromwell, Cassar said.
21. Smart and Glenn Morshower, who plays agent Aaron Pierce, will share some screen time.
22. The DVD is linked to a Web site, which is only accessible by inserting disc 7 into a computer. For 24 weeks, the site will be updated with new footage, including three to five minute segments about the show. It begins with a tour by Cassar of the CTU set.
23. Party-goers dipped strawberries, bananas and marshmallows in a giant chocolate fountain.
24. The number one answer on the red carpet from Sutherland, Raver and just about everybody else associated with the show: "I don't know. I really don't know."
____
Chelsea J. Carter is asap's projects writer.
http://www.wctrib.com/asap/index.cfm?page=asap_view&id=D8LRIUGG1
Well, that's all for tonight...time to go on a hunt for some Casino Royale Icons. Daniel Craig is so AMAZING. He's stolen my heart as my favorite actor!! Now I need to go out and rent all his movies :D
I think you're underestimating my husband's ability to lead this country...
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Date: 2006-12-08 04:00 am (UTC)I had no idea..
Date: 2007-06-26 03:04 am (UTC)A Shot in the Dark.........A Guess of a Spoiler
Date: 2006-12-08 05:14 pm (UTC)My speculations are this. We never have really found out who that group of men are in the enclosed room that were pulling Logans puppet strings, and almost had him convinced to off himself. Wouldn't it be quite and very interesting if Martha were involved with these guys, perhaps even the main string puller. I Love he her character, yet I could see her becoming more evil and devious than Sharry Palmer ever was.
This is just a guess on my part. I have no evidence to back this up. what if ?????????/
Re: A Shot in the Dark.........A Guess of a Spoiler
Date: 2006-12-08 11:42 pm (UTC)However, It would be cool if she did make some kind of change :)
You reminded me!
Date: 2007-06-26 03:10 am (UTC)