So what crime drama is making the most buzz right now? No doubt, Fringe, the fresh meat on the block, has been making much racket for months. From the episode being released on BitTorrent, to the marketing campaign, Comic Con presence, and all the juicy tidbits that J.J. Abrams has been revealing, we’ve been getting a steady diet of Fringe for a while. Read about the efforts of the other series after the jump.
Fringe star Joshua Jackson was recently spotted at the Venice Film Festival with rumored girlfriend, Diane Kruger. You can see photos of them at the Jaeger Dinner, and he’s looking quite dapper I might add.
It’s also been reported that Joshua has no plans to marry Kruger at this time, despite the close relationship they share. They have been dating since 2006, and he recently moved in with her in New York.
Also, while at the Fringe premiere, he talked about visiting his former Dawson’s Creek pal, Katie Holmes when she performs in an Arthur Miller play later this year.
Interestingly, Joshua’s …read more
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Ed Bernero, the executive producer of CBS’s Criminal Minds has a unique perspective on crime drama, and he doesn’t mind sharing it. Luckily for us, it comes in the form of an amazing series.
Bernero recently let fans in on a bit of what I call his secret to making Criminal Minds such a successful and compelling show, and this all comes as courtesy of a piece he wrote of at TV Guide’s Guest Column.
He begins by laying out the scenario of a common experience for a police officer, which is the task of chasing a subject on foot, and …read more
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If you’re familiar with the Watergate scandal, and find the FBI investigations surrounding it compelling, you may want to check out the latest film directed by Ron Howard, Frost/Nixon. Get ready for the “Tricky Dick” remarks and the 1970’s hair and shirt collars!
Between my crazy weather lately, and the mail, this is a bit late, but comes courtesy of Fox publicity and Fringe….a press kit, which includes a bit of audio, some info, and spoilery images.
According to E!Online, For Season 4, Bones is going to play focus on a storyline from its season 2, specifically a killer, named Gravedigger.
Bones creator Hart Hanson has revealed that they’ll dedicate a few episodes to catching this bad guy. Hanson also voted to have Scott Glenn as the gravedigger, saying, “…because he is awesome and can do villainy as easily as some people breathe. Here’s a photo of Scott Glenn…what do you think?
The killer in question seems to stem from an episode called Aliens in A Spaceship, in which two boys are buried alive inside a capsule …read more
Criminal Minds’ Matthew Gray Gubler’s role as a serial-killer wanna-be looks hilarious. Check out the latest trailer from the film, called How To Be a Serial Killer, which stars Dameon Clarke, Gubler and Ryan Smith at the link.
Although the trailer, and the movie premise is a bit disturbing, writer/director Luke Ricci has managed to make this look totally entertaining.
The Numb3rs character, Ian Edgerton (Lou Diamond Phillips) seems to have garnered a good bit of interest with fans of the show.
In more news on the series front, the rumor mill has always been engaged with talk of a spin-off series being created, featuring Edgerton, and his role as expert tracker and sniper.
Although there has been no official word, the fact that his character returns this season could be just the thing to get the ball rolling. In an interview with TV Guide in 2005, Philips said that even before his first appearance on the show as …read more
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Without A Trace’s Poppy Montgomery and Eric Close both have a healthy appreciation for the beauty of New York. They’ve made some comments recently about how much they enjoy filming the show on location in New York.
Because the story setting of Trace’s Missing Persons Bureau is in New York, the production company has to pick up and move a couple of times a year to the Big Apple.
This is when the magic begins. So what are the favorite filming spots for these two actors, and what makes it so special ?
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As if the new season of Numb3rs could not be more exciting, Lou Diamond Phillips will return as the FBI’s 4th best sniper in the US. His character is that of Ian Edgerton. Check out this video snippet of Edgerton saving Charlie Eppes (David Krumholtz) from a dangerous situation.
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