Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice: Video - Neighborhood Watch

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USA Burn Notice - Neighborhood Watch

Season 4 : Ep. 5 |42:55| |Closed Captions available

A reluctant doctor turns to Michel for help when a group of vicious drug dealers terrorize his neighborhood clinic. Along the way, Michael is drawn into a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a sadistic killer.

Burn Notice - Video: Bruce Campbell Answers Fan Questions

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USA Burn Notice - Bruce Campbell Answers Fan Questions

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Burn Notice star Bruce Campbell answers questions submitted by fans.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: 'Breach of Faith'

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USA Burn Notice - Breach of Faith

Season 4 : Ep. 4 |42:23| |Closed Captions available

The stakes become higher than expected when Michael and Sam are inadvertently dragged into a hostage situation at a local bank. Meanwhile, Fiona helps Jesse track down information about a recently deceased weapons runner.

Stargate Universe / Sanctuary - SFX Magazine Issue #198 - David Blue/Damian Kindler Interviews

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SFX Issue 198

24/06/2010

Our blindingly early 2011 preview, Inception and a look back at Firefly in the stonking new issue

Profiles

David Blue talks about his role as Eli in Stargate Universe and his hopes for the evolution of the character; Paul Cornell talks to Rob Williams about his new contract with DC on Action Comics, and Pixar good luck charm John Ratzenberger talks about his rise to fame through appearances in The Empire Strikes Back to his latest Toy Story 3.

Shhh, it’s Inception

The trailers for Christopher Nolan’s Inception are leaving everyone with questions. Well, here’s a set of 20 things you need to know about Inception to get you started before the film’s release on 16 July.

2011 Preview

With the rest of 2010 (Inception and Tron aside) looking like a washout we take a look at 2011’s top 11 films, with Thor, Captain America, The Green Lantern, and more. It’s everything you need to know about the next 12 months at the movies and everything you’ll want to avoid (Stretch Armstrong anyone?)

The Summer Of SF Reading

The third and final part of our look into the 100 greatest SF and Fantasy authors around, with a special on William Gibson’s Neuromancer, and this month’s Book Club Lord Of Light by Roger Zelazny.


... Retro Features

We rewind back this issue to 2002 for a look back at the tragically short lived Firefly, taking a look at the best episodes, the best quotes, and delving into some little known trivia about the series. We also use our Time Machine to take a look at Sam Raimi’s 1981 video nasty The Evil Dead, with Bruce Campbell revealing some interesting facts on the creation of the film.

Don’t Miss:

Wishlist: Avatar 2 – We break it down for Cameron here, and tell him what he needs to do in Avatar 2 (and what NOT to do), to make it a great sequel.

Spoiler Zone: Ashes To Ashes! Doctor Who! FlashForward! Fringe! Lost! Medium! Smallville! Stargate Universe! V! Oh my!

Big Shot: No Ordinary Family – the spiritual successor to Heroes, taking a Fantastic Four style approach to the superhero drama. Only right that it stars Michael Chiklis then.

* Merlin season three heads up this month’s Red Alert. Just tell Arthur your ruddy secret already!

* Although season five should have been the end for Supernatural the fact that it’s: a)brilliant and b) incredibly popular means that we have a whole bonus year with the Winchester Brothers to look forward to. Eric Kripke and Sera Gamble talk about the future of the show.

* Stargate Universe season two is filming as we speak! SFX has news on the latest addition to the cast – new villain Robert Knepper.

* Andy Diggle takes on Daredevil in this summer’s Shadowland crossover mini-series.

* Luke Skywalker himself Mark Hamill gets behind the camera for the movie adaptation of his comic book The Black Pearl. We speak to the former Jedi.

* Dark Horse re-launches Doctor Solar, Man Of The Atom in July, with Magnus following soon after. Get the inside scoop in the latest issue.

* The Doctor is going on tour with Doctor Who Live, featuring favourite aliens from New Who.

* First word on the third season of Sanctuary from show creator Damian Kindler

Rated: Splice, Shrek Forever After, Warehouse 13, The Crazies, The Lovely Bones, The Restoration Game, Doctor Who: City of the Daleks and Demon’s Souls all come under SFX’s mighty hammer of review justice.

Next issue: SFX 199, on sale Wednesday 28 July. Why not subscribe?

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: Made Man

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USA Burn Notice - Made Man

Season 4 : Ep. 3 |43:05| |Closed Captions available

While investigating an underground artillery operation at the Port of Miami, Michael and Jesse come across a port worker being threatened by dangerous mobsters.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice: Video - Fast Friends

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USA Burn Notice - Fast Friends

Season 4 : Ep. 2 |43:11| |Closed Captions available

Michael meets Jesse, a recently burned counterintelligence agent looking for Michael's help. Michael agrees to help Jesse clear his name, but first must get him out of the crosshairs of a ruthless drug trafficker seeking revenge.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice: Video - "Friends and Enemies"

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USA Burn Notice - Friends and Enemies

Season 4 : Ep. 1|43:42|

Michael helps Fiona and Sam protect a lawyer against the city's most dangerous biker gang. Meanwhile, he must team up with an unlikely ally to stop a looming terrorist threat... but quickly finds that no mission is without its price.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: Who Are Some of the Villains in Season 4?

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USA Burn Notice - Who Are Some of the Villains in Season 4?

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Matt Nix answers questions about Season 4

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice: Video - Friends and Enemies

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USA Burn Notice - Friends and Enemies

Current Preview|00:30|

Michael helps Fiona and Sam protect a lawyer against the city's most dangerous biker gang. Meanwhile, he must team up with an unlikely ally to stop a looming terrorist threat... but quickly finds that no mission is without its price.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: 'Moment of Truth'

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USA Burn Notice - Moment of Truth

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It's the moment of truth for Michael Westen in the Burn Notice season premiere

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: What's Next?

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USA Burn Notice - What's Next?

Teaser Trailer|00:32|

Michael Westen has endured all manner of bodily harm, so what's next?

Burn Notice season premiere Thursday, June 3 at 9pm on USA.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: Burning Down the House

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USA Burn Notice - Burning Down the House

Sneak Peek (s.3 : ep.18)|00:32|

Watch out ... Burn Notice is back Thursday, June 3 at 9/8c

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: Figuring It Out As We Go

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USA Burn Notice - Figuring It Out As We Go

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Not sure what's happening in Burn Notice? Neither does Michael.

Burn Notice season premiere Thursday, June 3 at 9pm on USA.

Jeffrey Donovan - Burn Notice - Video: 'When You're Ready'

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USA Burn Notice - When You're Ready

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Let me know when you're ready for the return of Burn Notice

Burn Notice kicks off its fourth season on Thursday, June 3 at a new, earlier time: 9/8C!

Doctor Who / Fringe / Battlestar - SFX Magazine Issue # 181

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Friday March 06, 2009

Latest issue

SFX 181 – April 2009

On sale Wednesday 11 March 2009

DOCTOR WHO
With the Davies/Tennant era of Doctor Who coming to an end, we talk to Russell T Davies about this year's TV specials - and we reveal the winners of our Dress The Doctor competition!

CORALINE
We go behind-the-scenes on the new 3D stop-motion movie based on Neil Gaiman's classic novel!

PRIMEVAL
Rawr! We go on set and talk to the cast and crew about what's in store for the third season of ITV's dino-fest.

MONSTERS VS ALIENS!
We talk to the directors of DreamWorks' upcoming 3D animated movie.

LESBIAN VAMPIRES
In honour of Lesbian Vampire Killers, we look back on the history of sexy female vampires in Hammer horror movies.

THE FANNISH INQUISITION
We put your questions to Bruce Campbell. Groovy!

COUCH POTATO
It returns! And this time it's brought flying saucers (sadly not of the sherbet variety...)!

REWIND
Lois and Clark. I twas naff, but was it really so bad? We look back on the series that launched Teri Hatcher's career.

ANATOMY OF A CLASSIC
What made The Shining such an enduring classic of film?

TIME MACHINE
We look back on the TV adaptation of The Tripods and investigate why it came to an untimely end.

PROFILES
We talk to Fringe's John Noble, Battlestar Galactica's Mary McDonnell and scary Brit-horror author David Moody.

BOOK CLUB
This month we've been reading John Wyndham's classic The Day of the Triffids - have you?

WISHLIST
What do you want to see from this year's Doctor Who specials?

SPOILER ZONE
We welcome the return of Lost, Battlestar Galactica and Heroes and continue our coverage of Chuck, Supernatural and Fringe.

Michael Shanks - Burn Notice: Video: 'Lesser Evil'

Courtesy of USA and HULU, Burn Notice's second season finale episode, 'Lesser Evil,' starring Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell, Jeffrey Donovan and Sharon Gless. Guest stars include Tricia Helfer, Michael Shanks and John Mahoney. Directed by Tim Matheson.

In the explosive season finale, Michael learns some surprising facts about Victor's past, and is forced to take on Carla in a final showdown.

Michael Shanks - Burn Notice - Video: 'Sins of Omission'

Courtesy of USA and HULU, Burn Notice's 'Sins of Omission,' starring Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar, Bruce Campbell and Sharon Gless. Guest stars include Tricia Helfer, Jay Karnes, Dina Meyer and Michael Shanks.

A mysterious woman from Michael's past shows up at his loft with a plea: Help her retrieve her kidnapped son from a black market trader.

Burn Notice - Video: 'Truth and Reconciliation'

Courtesy of USA and HULU, Burn Notice's 'Truth and Reconciliation,' starring Bruce Campbell, Jeffrey Donovan, Gabrielle Anwar and Sharon Gless. Guest stars include Clarence Williams III, James Black, Basil Wallace, Marc Macaulay, Brandon Morris and Michael Shanks.

NOTE: Michael Shanks doesn't appear until the last 30 seconds of the episode. However, he also guest stars in next week's episode, 'Sins of Omission,' and the season finale, 'Lesser Evil.'

Michael takes on a sympathy case for a Haitian man whose daughter was murdered by a corrupt government official who he believes is hiding in Miami.

Michael Shanks - Burn Notice - 'Truth and Reconciliation'

Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1) reprises his role as Victor on USA's Burn Notice, beginning this Thursday, February 19 at 10pm with 'Truth and Reconciliation.' This is the first of a three episode story arc for Victor on Burn Notice.

Michael takes on a sympathy case for a Haitian man whose daughter was murdered by a corrupt government official who he believes is hiding in Miami. Michael sets out to prove the fugitive's true identity in order to return him to Haiti. Meanwhile, Michael gets closer to tracking down the person who tried to kill him. Catch the premiere of "Truth and Reconciliation" Thursday, February 19th at 10/9C on USA Network.



Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) and Fiona Glenanne (Gabrielle Anwar)



Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell)



Fiona



Michael

From the March 5 episode of Burn Notice, 'Lesser Evil,' (please click on photo for larger size):



Victor (Michael Shanks)



Victor and Michael

Burn Notice - CinemaSpy: Exclusive Interview - Gabrielle Anwar

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Interview: Gabrielle Anwar

The British charmer talks about her gun-toting status on 'Burn Notice'

By Blaine Kyllo | Sunday, February 8, 2009

She’s petite, she’s beautiful, and on Burn Notice, Gabrielle Anwar plays things tough as nails.

As Fiona Glenanne, an Irish expat with ties to the IRA, Anwar is more comfortable with a gun in her hand than a purse. She advises using a golf club rather than a bat for beating up on gangsters because they can be made to move faster.

It’s a bit of a departure for Anwar, who broke out in Scent of a Woman, which also starred Al Pacino and Chris O’Donnell, but the actress seems to relish her role as a tough, no-nonsense woman.

Burn Notice, which has been picked up for a third season of 16 episodes on USA, stars Jeffrey Donovan as Michael Westen, a former operative who has been functionally exiled in Miami and is trying to figure out who burned his career. Fiona Glenanne is a former girlfriend whom Westen came to know while on assignment in Ireland.

The specifics of the relationship between Michael and Fiona are ever vague, but the sexual and emotional tension between the two is palpable.

The third wheel is Sam Axe, played by Bruce Campbell, formerly a Navy Seal. Together, the trio work to help the little people who have been taken advantage of, all the while trying to help Michael restore his reputation.

A brief excerpt:

...Question: When we talk to a lot of actors and actresses they sometimes are fearful of couples getting together or not getting together, thinking about what ramifications it might have on the length or the life of the series. Do you want to see them get together? Do you want to see them stay apart? How do you want to see this relationship play out?

Gabrielle Anwar: I have to agree. I think there’s a certain amount of tension that is inevitable when a relationship isn’t really predictable. Obviously, Michael and Fiona have consummated their affection for one another. I think that the likelihood of their hooking up in a conventional manner with an engagement or a marriage or something, it’s just not in their cards. I don’t think it would appeal to either of them actually. They’re out of the box.

So I don’t think that would be an issue as far as . . . just not have any kind of predictability. I find that much more intriguing. When you start taking someone for granted in real life or in make-believe it loses a sense of passion, particularly in my eyes.