Showing posts with label lost treasure of the grand canyon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lost treasure of the grand canyon. Show all posts

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Michael Shanks - 'The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon' Repeated Mar 15 4pm

Michael Shanks' 2008 made-for-TV movie, 'The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon,' is repeated on the SciFi Channel (US) on Sunday, March 15 at 4pm. Co-stars include Shannen Doherty, JR Bourne, Toby Berner, Heather Doerksen, Duncan Fraser, Alan C. Peterson and Rob McConachie.



Official Web Site


In the spirit of Indiana Jones, LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON begins in a hidden cave system deep inside the Grand Canyon of the American Southwest. A team of researchers for the Smithsonian Institute have stumbled across a walled city...a lost Aztec civilization guarded by warriors from a time long past...and a great flying serpent of death.

As days turn to weeks, Sarah Jordan, the daughter of the professor leading the expedition and a budding archaeologist in her own right, faces the truth that her father's team may be lost in the Grand Canyon. She gathers a small team of men and women to trek across the barren desert and follow the trail, which leads them through the valley of death and superstition.

Using only their wits and whatever they have at hand, the team battle for their lives and rescue Professor Jordan from the clutches of the lost Aztec Warriors and their horrible serpent god who wish to wipe them from the face of the earth.




Thursday, March 5, 2009

Stargate SG-1's Michael Shanks - Fangoria: Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon DVD

At Fangoria:

(Please follow the link for the complete article.)



A bunch o’ horror DVD covers emerge

Thursday, March 05, 2009

Michael Gingold News - DVD & Blu-Ray

The covers for several assorted DVDs we’ve told you about over the past few weeks have recently cropped up, and we figured we’d show them to you all in one place (i.e., below the cut). A new title has come up as well: LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON, a Sci Fi Channel creature feature that Anchor Bay releases May 26.

In that movie, Shannen Doherty and Michael Shanks star as two of a group of archaeological researchers who travel deep into the titular natural landmark in search of the father of Doherty’s character. There they encounter not only an ancient tribe that likes to dabble in human sacrifice, but a mythical monster that also enjoys snacking on people. With no special features announced, the disc retails for $19.97 ...

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Michael Shanks - Amazon: Pre-Order DVD - Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon

At Amazon.com:



The Lost Treasures of the Grand Canyon (2008)

Starring: Shannen Doherty

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This title will be released on March 24, 2009.
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Saturday, December 20, 2008

Michael Shanks - TV Guide Online: Hot List Dec 20 '08

At TV Guide Online:

(Please follow the link for the complete column.)

Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon

9 pm/ET Sci Fi New

If you're hankering to see Shannen Doherty trade her posh zip code for a world-famous hole in the ground, then you are in luck.

Friday, December 19, 2008

Michael Shanks - SciFi Wire: Shanks Digs In Grand Canyon

At SciFi Wire:

(Please follow the link for the complete article.)



12:00 AM, 19-DECEMBER-08

Shanks Digs In Grand Canyon

Former Stargate SG-1 star Michael Shanks heads the cast of SCI FI's original movie The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon, but the actor told SCI FI Wire that he never quite made it to the Arizona landmark. Oddly enough, he pretty much ended up ... home.

In the period adventure/fantasy movie, Shanks plays Jacob Thain, an archaeolgist who joins the search for Dr. Samuel Jordon (Duncan Fraser), a fellow archaeologist who's gone missing in the Grand Canyon while searching for an ancient civilization. The rescue expedition, led by Dr. Jordon's daughter, Susan (Shannen Doherty), crosses through a wall that's protected by evil spirits, among them a winged serpent, as well as Aztec warriors with a habit of sacrificing humans. [Following] is an edited version of an interview with Shanks. The Lost Treasure of
the Grand Canyon airs Dec. 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.



How did this film come about?
Shanks: This period piece was brought forward, and we were going to film it in the Grand Canyon. I thought that would be very cool. I'd only ever done one period piece in my entire career, and the prospect of going to the Grand Canyon was pretty neat. And it was a fun adventure story, from what I read, with interesting visuals, with the archaelogy and the mythology, and the wardrobe was neat. It was more about the discovery and the journey, and it was an interesting character. I was daunted by playing yet another archaeologist, but, at
the same time, this character was very different in a lot of ways [from Stargate's Daniel Jackson].


Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Michael Shanks - Video: Trailer for Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon

Courtesy of the SciFi Channel, the trailer for "Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon" starring Shannon Doherty, Michael Shanks and JR Bourne, airing Saturday, December 20 '08 at 9pm on the SciFi Channel (US).



Monday, December 15, 2008

Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon - Zap2It: What To Watch Saturday Dec. 20 '08

At Zap2It:



Susan Jordan (Shannon Dohery)


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 '08

Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon (Sci Fi)

9:00 PM/8c

A woman (Shannen Doherty) leads an expedition to save her father from an ancient civilization.



Jacob Thain (Michael Shanks)

[Stargate SG1's Michael Shanks (Dr. Daniel Jackson), JR Bourne (Martouf), Heather Doerksen (SGA Daedalus/Apollo crew member) and Duncan Fraser (SG1's Professor Langford) also co-star.]



Susan and Marco Langford (JR Bourne)

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Michael Shanks - NEW Publicity Stills - 'Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon'

LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON



Premiering Saturday, December 20 '08 at 9pm (and repeated Sunday, December 21 '08 at 2:30pm) on the SciFi Channel (US), 'Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon,' starring Michael Shanks, Shannon Doherty, JR Bourne, Toby Berner, Heather Doerksen and Duncan Fraser.



Jacob Thain (Michael Shanks)

(Please click on photos for a larger format.)

Official Web Site



Susan Jordan (Shannon Dohery)

In the spirit of Indiana Jones, LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON begins in a hidden cave system deep inside the Grand Canyon of the American Southwest. A team of researchers for the Smithsonian Institute have stumbled across a walled city...a lost Aztec civilization guarded by warriors from a time long past...and a great flying serpent of death.




As days turn to weeks, Sarah Jordan, the daughter of the professor leading the expedition and a budding archaeologist in her own right, faces the truth that her father's team may be lost in the Grand Canyon. She gathers a small team of men and women to trek across the barren desert and follow the trail, which leads them through the valley of death and superstition.



Susan and Marco Langford (JR Bourne)



Using only their wits and whatever they have at hand, the team battle for their lives and rescue Professor Jordan from the clutches of the lost Aztec Warriors and their horrible serpent god who wish to wipe them from the face of the earth.

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Stargate SG-1 - Michael Shanks - SciFi.com: Graphic for Lost Treasure

At SciFi.com:



SciFi.com has uploaded a graphic for Michael Shanks' new made-for-tv movie:

LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON

In a lost city filled with fortune, a loyal daughter will battle Aztec warriors and an evil god to win back her father.

SciFi Original Premiere: Saturday, Dec 20 at 9/8C

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Michael Shanks - Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon - Premieres Dec. 20th

Michael Shank's 2008 made-for-TV movie, 'The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon,' co-starring Shannen Doherty, JR Bourne, Toby Berner, Heather Doerksen and Duncan Fraser, premieres Saturday, December 20 '08 at 9pm on the SciFi Channel (US). The movie is repeated on Sunday, December 21 at 2:30pm.



Official Web Site

In the spirit of Indiana Jones, LOST TREASURE OF THE GRAND CANYON begins in a hidden cave system deep inside the Grand Canyon of the American Southwest. A team of researchers for the Smithsonian Institute have stumbled across a walled city...a lost Aztec civilization guarded by warriors from a time long past...and a great flying serpent of death.

As days turn to weeks, Sarah Jordan, the daughter of the professor leading the expedition and a budding archaeologist in her own right, faces the truth that her father's team may be lost in the Grand Canyon. She gathers a small team of men and women to trek across the barren desert and follow the trail, which leads them through the valley of death and superstition.

Using only their wits and whatever they have at hand, the team battle for their lives and rescue Professor Jordan from the clutches of the lost Aztec Warriors and their horrible serpent god who wish to wipe them from the face of the earth.


Thursday, September 18, 2008

Stargate Atlantis / SG1 - TV Guide: Michael Shanks in 'First Contact'

From the print TV Guide, September 22-28 '08 edition, page 52:



HIGHLIGHTS

STARGATE ATLANTIS

Friday (Sept. 26) 10/9C, SciFi

Q&A Michael Shanks

Since Stargate SG-1 closed its portal, Michael Shanks had popped up on such non sci-fi shows as 24 and Burn Notice. Tonight he reprises his role as archaeologist Daniel on Atlantis. -- Ileane Rudolph

Q. What's Daniel doing on Atlantis?
MS: "I kept bugging the producers...and they wrote a story where he comes to find a secret lab that contains important technology. Then a batch of unexpected villains show up. Let's just say, Daniel has a history with them."



Q. Daniel has to work with the annoying Dr. Rodney McKay (David Hewlett). Producer Joe Mallozzi says you two were like Abbott and Costello.
MS: [Laughs] "David's very good at the rhythmic gymnastics of our banter. David and I are such fast talkers that they had to write more than six extra pages in the episode!"



Q. Following your gig as a good-guy scholar, you played a traitor on 24 and now you're Victor, a scary thug on Burn Notice. Why?
MS: "After playing the Boy Scout for as many years as I did, it's fun to sink your teeth into some over-the-top villains. We'll learn about Victor's true agenda when he returns in early '09."



Q. What else have you been working on?
MS: "The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon, a movie for SciFi Channel with Shannen Doherty. I play a reluctant Indiana Jones character. Everyone on the planet is aware of Shannen's reputation, but she was wonderful."


Sunday, July 20, 2008

Adrian Paul / Michael Shanks - SciFi Revs Up Movie Slate With Sunday Originals

From NBCUMV:

SCI FI REVS UP MOVIE SLATE WITH SUNDAY ORIGINALS

Published: July 20, 2008

Unprecedented 36 Original Movies Planned for 2009 To Air on Saturday and Sunday Evenings

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - July 20, 2008 - SCI FI's original movie franchise promises more action, thrills, cataclysmic disasters and mythological adventures in 2009 with an unprecedented 36 original action movies - up from 2008's slate of 24. The Channel's high-octane, entertaining original movies have made SCI FI Saturday: The Most Dangerous Night of Television a destination for viewers, bringing in an average of 1.8 million viewers so far in 2008. In addition to the Saturday offerings, SCI FI will also present its original movie fare on Sunday evenings beginning next year.

SCI FI's original movie franchise is the Channel's homage to the classic popcorn feature, a re-imagination of cinema's most delectable sci-fi treats. Like the timeless fare that packed movie theaters and drive-ins, these non-stop thrill rides offer thoroughly modern escapist fun, running the gamut from traditional creature features to horror flicks and sleek, contemporary thrillers.

2009 Highlights include:

Malibu Shark Attack

Peta Wilson (La Femme Nikita) stars in this thriller in which prehistoric sharks attack Malibu Beach.


Hellhounds
Hades and his hellhounds thwart a hero's journey to the underworld to bring a princess back to life. Directed by Rick Schroeder (Silver Spoons, NYPD Blue).


Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon

A journey for a lost treasure leads to the discovery of an Aztec culture. Stars Shannen Doherty and Michael Shanks.


Phantom Racer
Greg Evigan (BJ & the Bear) hits the road again in this flick about a racecar driver from beyond the grave.


The Immortal Voyage of Captain Drake

A group of pirates are bribed and blackmailed into searching for a mythical cure for a Sultan's dying son. Stars Adrian Paul (last seen on SCI FI in Highlander).


Lake Placid 3
The sequel to SCI FI's highest rated original movie of 2007, Lake Placid 2.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Michael Shanks - RTL2 (German TV) - Video Interview

From RTL2 (German TV):

http://www.rtl2.de/15510.html

A video interview filmed during FEDCON XVII in Bonn, Germany (April 18-20 '08), that is divided into two segments.

FEDCON XVIII will also be in Bonn, Germany, on May 1-3 2009.



For those who are not able to view the video interview, I've typed quick transcripts (this is NOT verbatim): Interview video #1 (approximately 3:01 [minutes] in length)



RTL2: So nice that you are here, Michael Shanks, from Stargate. Is this a first time at a German convention for you?

Michael Shanks: "No, actually, this is I think my fourth. I've been to Nuremberg, Frankfurt, Hamburg...so I think this is my fourth German convention. Where are we now? In Bonn, yes, thank you."


RTL2: Are German fans different than the fans in other countries, like in Asia or the USA?

MS: "I would say they're in general -- that they're a lot more passionate about their show than in America. I've never been to Asia, so I'm not really sure about that market. So I'd say they're very similar to the UK in their passion for their genre shows. So, I think that that differs from the American audience."




RTL2: If you go back to yesterday, when you entered the stage for the first time here in Bonn, and to see the faces of 6,000 people applauding and crying for you, so what kind of emotional feelings for you?

MS: "I hope to say I'm not getting used to it, but it's always great. Every time I do it it's always an interesting experience, because I never have the same reaction to an audience, they're always their own unique animal. I think this audience is very similar in that way. It's always great. It's flattering you know. What are you supposed to do, smile and nod and answer the questions the best you can."




RTL2: How do you feel after ten years of Stargate, what kind of memories do you have? What kind of highlights maybe in ten years of Stargate?

MS: "Oh boy! Uhm, there's a lot...I mean, there's a lot. Ten years of doing anything. We shoot the show nine months a year. There's a lot of memories. I mean, you know, empires have risen and fallen in the decade that we've done the show.

You know, people had entire careers in the real world, and with us it's no different. Babies have been born -- somebody did a count, and there was like 40 something babies on the set of Stargate. There were numerous deaths, not only people who worked on the show, but of relatives and things like that.

Almost every episode that we we've done is marked by some occurrence where you can always say, 'Hey, I remember.' That's when 9/11 happened. We were filming that ("Menace"). Or that's when Rick's (Richard Dean Anderson) dad passed away ("Lifeboat"). Or that's when I had my appendix taken out ("Crystal Skull").

Everything is kind of marked in some way by some occurrence and you can always -- you know, little secrets -- this is where Rick was written light in this episode because his daughter was born ("Spirits"), or this is when Daniel was written light because my daughter was born ("A Matter of Time") during that time.

This is where I asked for time off because another child was born ("Line in the Sand"). So there's all sorts of "in" jokes in the history of the show that go along with the making of it for ten years. The memories are too bountiful to pick just a couple of them."







From interview video # 2 (approximately :58 (seconds) in length):

RTL2: What are your new projects after Stargate?

MS: "Oh boy. In about a week I start filming a movie called "The Last Treasure of the Grand Canyon" in my old home town of Kamloops (Canada), which is doubling as the Grand Canyon. After that, I do a couple of episodes of Stargate Atlantis. And then Christopher Judge and I are carrying on producing, or trying to get produced, the script's been sold, for our project "Rage of Angels," which is a fantasy story where angels have battled it out on Earth. Where Christopher will be playing the Arch Angel Gabriel and I will be playing Lucifer. So hopefully that will be on television hopefully, but now we're hearing that they want to turn it into a feature. So we'll have to wait and see."




RTL2: And what comes next for you? Maybe a guest role for you in Stargate Atlantis season five?

MS: "As I was saying before, in about three weeks I start filming two guest spots on Stargate Atlantis. And I have no idea what they planned for the character in that. But if they kill him, for good, I'm going to be very angry."





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FEDCON.TV has video clips at:

http://fedcon.tv/clips/index.htm that include: FedCon XVII-DVD - Trailer, FedCon XVII - Steve Basic (Andromeda), Leah Cairns & Nicki Clyne (Battlestar Galactica), Bruce Boxleitner (Babylon 5), Michelle Forbes (Battlestar Galactica), Peter Jurasik, Mary McDonnell (Battlestar Galactica), John de Lancie (Star Trek - The Next Generation), Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1), William Morgan Sheppard (Babylon 5), Kevin Sorbo (Andromeda), FedCon XVI-DVD - Trailer, FedCon XVI - Opening Ceremony.