Stargate Universe - Stargate Planet: Patrick Gilmore Interview

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Interview with Patrick Gilmore

about Stargate Universe and other projects



We know Patrick Gilmore as “Dale Volker“ in Stargate Universe and we’re grateful that he took some time off his busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.


A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: How did you prepare for your Stargate Universe audition?

PG: That was back in January of 2009. Actors audition so much that at one point they all bleed into one and you can’t remember specifics. My prep for SGU would have been as followed:

Monday
11am - Call from Agent “Audition tomorrow.”
4pm - Receive email with portion of script and other audition details.
6pm - Stop procrastinating and read audition. Play with moments and dialogue, all while cleaning my house (avoidance behaviour.)
8pm - Long dinner (more avoidance behaviour.)
10pm – After watching some TV I would have blocked out my audition. Pacing my living room, yelling, mumbling, getting online to research certain plot points and styles of the TV show. The detail gets exhausting.

Tuesday
2am – I go to sleep anxious with the audition material lying beside my pillow.
9am – I wake, read the audition, shower and perform the audition in the shower.
10am – Drive to audition, still rehearsing.
11am – Audition.

That’s probably what happened for the first audition. Then there was a call-back and I do specifically remember that last audition with Rob, Brad and Andy in the room.

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet - Torri Higginson Interview and Photos

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A brief excerpt:

Interview with Torri Higginson

on her involvement in "Much Ado About Nothing"

Source: Stargate-Planet 03-10
Autor: S.Schwager
Photos: Craig Schwartz
Translation: S. Schwager



We know Torri Higginson starred as "Dr. Weir" on "Stargate-Atlantis" for 60 episodes. One of her upcoming gigs is playing "Beatrice" in Shakepeare's comedy "Much Ado About Nothing" in Glendale, California – presented by A Noise Within, one of the United States' leading classical repertory theatre companies. The production, opening Saturday, March 6 and closing Friday, May 21, 2010 (previews begin Saturday, February 27), is directed by Michael Murray.

We're grateful that Torri Higginson took the time to answer a few questions about this theatre appearance for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: Ms. Higginson, thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions regarding "Much Ado about Nothing". In the past you have done Shakespeare plays like "The Taming of the Shrew" (Bianca) at the World Stage Festival and "Macbeth" (Lady Macbeth) at the Hungarian Arts Festival. What's more rewarding or challenging for you – a comedy or a tragedy by Shakespeare and what do you like about your character "Beatrice"?

TH: I think one of the many beautiful things about Shakespeare is his 'wholeness.' I don't think he has a tragedy which does not at times make you laugh, and it seems in all his comedies there is also always a bit of tragedy to spice things up. A teacher once said to me: "Shakespeare is just real life... with all the boring bits cut out." What does make the comedies a bit more challenging for me is that until there is a real audience it is hard to discover what is working and what isn't. We can all be tragic alone, but I think comedy requires a witness.

I think Beatrice is very topical... nowadays we can find a lot of women who have chosen not to marry or have children in order to follow their career… to have their own freedom. It is hard to have it all, and with each choice we must sacrifice another. I love her 'no regret' celebration of life. She chooses not to compromise in love, then, when she discovers how she is perceived she doesn't bemoan that hurt, she just looks at it, makes a decision and tries to adjust. She is very strong, amazingly smart and unapologetic, the third being a trait rarely found in women (especially at that time). She is a joy to play with, and I am loving every minute... she is much smarter stronger and wittier than I am though, so I am grateful I have till May to try to catch her up.

Stargate Universe - Stargate Planet: Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (Pvt. Decker) Interview

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Interview with Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman



A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: Hello, Mr. Bowyer-Chapman. Thanks for the interview opportunity. You're playing a character named Darren Becker on Syfy's new series Stargate Universe. Did you initially audition for that character or did you initially have a different role in mind?

JBC: Actually, it was a long casting process for me. Over the course of about 2 months I read for 3 different characters. Initially I went in to read for MSGT Greer (played by Jamil Walker Smith). A few weeks later they called me back to read for Sgt.Curtis (played by Bradley Stryker) and finally the following day I read for Airman Darren Becker who I ended up landing. At first I was really wanting to play Greer, but after seeing what Jamil has done with him, I couldn't imagine better casting. Sgt.Curtis was written as a larger role than Becker, but I've actually ended up filming a lot more episodes as Becker than I would have had I booked Curtis, so for that I'm grateful.

Stargate Atlantis / SG1 - Stargate Planet: Mike Dopud Interview

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Interview with Mike Dopud

Mike Dopud about his role at Stargate Atlantis (Kiryk) and other projects

Source: Stargate-Planet 01-09
Autor: S.Schwager
Photos: TV Shots
Translation: S.Schwager

Mike Dopud was born on June 10th, 1968 in Montreal, Canada. We know him from his guest appearance on the Stargate Atlantis season 5 episode "Tracker" and from the SG1 episodes “Bounty” and “Full Alert” and we are grateful that he took some time off his busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.



A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: Anything upcoming projects our german website visitors should be aware of? What can you tell us about these projects and the characters you play?

MD: I do have some projects coming out soon. I am on a critically acclaimed series called DURHAM COUNTY which will air on the ION network this summer. I play Detective Glenn Stuckey and I am series regular. As well I will be on BATTLESTAR GALACTICA – this is the final season. I play Crewman Specialist Gage. They brought my character back for 2 episodes. I believe it will air in Feb or March. There are a few other projects as well. SMALLVILLE and SUPERNATURAL which will air in the next month.

Stargate Atlantis / SG1 - Stargate Planet: Carl Binder Interview

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Interview with Carl Binder

Carl Binder about his role as scriptwriter at Stargate SG-1 and Stargate: Atlantis

Autor: S.Schwager


Carl Binder was born in Windsor, ON; Canada and he was a writer on Stargate SG-1 as well as on Stargate Atlantis. He also executive produced several Stargate Atlantis episodes and creatively advised for Stargate SG-1 episodes. We're grateful that he took some time off his busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.


A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: What's your favourite Stargate episode and why?

CB: Of the Atlantis episodes I didn't write, I really love McKay and Mrs. Miller, as well as Remnants and Be All My Sins Remember'd. Of the episodes I did write, it's hard to single out one, so I'll pick a favorite from each season that I've been on staff:

Season 2 - Michael, Season 3 - Phantoms, Season 4 - Missing, Season 5 - The Prodigal.

Stargate: Infinity - Stargate Planet: Interview with Mark Hildreth

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Interview with Mark Hildreth

Stargate-Planet, September 2008


Mark Hildreth was born on January 24th, 1978 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. On Stargate:Infinity he is the voice of "R. J. Harrison" and we're grateful that he agreed to take some time off his busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.


A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: On "Stargate:Infinity", you were the voice of the character "R.J. Harrison". Did you have to audition? How did you prepare?

MH: I think I did audition for this one, and had a great time every day working with the awesome actors on the series.

S-P.de: Anything you remember from working on Stargate:Infinity? Was it taped in Vancouver? How long did it take to take one episode?

MH: We would usually record one episode in about 4 hours, we recorded at Koko Studios in Vancouver Canada. I remember Dale Wilson, who is a very good voice-over actor whom I've known and worked with for many years, taking charge and leading a great cast.

S-P.de: How was working together with James Byrnes on Stargate:Infinity? Which character did he voice-over?

MH: Jim is an old friend, and he recently sang with me on my new album entitled Complex State Of Attachment. I am a pop/R&B singer/songwriter, and I had the great honor of working with Jim on my album - you can hear it at http://www.mark-hildreth.com. Jim is a great guy, and was, as always, a real pro when we worked together on Stargate Infinity.

Stargate SG-1 - Stargate Planet: Vena Sood Interview

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A brief excerpt:

Interview with Veena Soot (08/2008)

Veena Sood was born in Nairobi, Kenia. She's of East Indian descent and immigrated to Canada with her family. She has dual citizenship to Canada and the UK. In Canada, she's based in Vancouver and we're grateful that she's taking some time off her busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: In the last episode of Stargate SG-1's season 6 ("Full Circle") you played an Abydonian woman; in 2006 in the episode "Stronghold", you played the character of "Dr. Kelly". How did you prepare for these characters and what could you tell us regarding the shooting of your scenes of these two episodes?

VS: The Abydonian episode was fun because we were playing people from another world. So it was nice to be in different types of wardrobe, and inhabit a new world. For "Dr. Kelly" I basically had to be a straightforward Dr. A part I've done many other times in film and TV!

Stargate SG-1:- Stargate Planet: Musetta Vander Interview

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A brief excerpt:

Interview with Musetta Vander

Stargate-Planet, July 2008

We know Musetta Vander in the tv show Stargate as "Shaunac" and we're grateful that Musetta Vander took some time off her busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: In 2000, you made a guest appearance on Stargate SG-1 in the episode "Crossroads" as "Shaunac". What's stuck in your memory regarding working on the Stargate set?

MV: They made me feel welcome right away. Everyone was very friendly and worked really fast and easily together. We had a lot of fun too as Peter, the director, was a jokester and it made for lots of amusement on set. He would say funny things like: "And now with fire in your loins you look at Chris and say……" just before he would yell action. Which made it difficult to keep a straight face at times.

S-P.de: You had a lot of scenes together with Chris Judge and Chris Judge is known for doing pranks or jokes. Any fun stories to share?

MV: Chris is a great guy and I had a wonderful time working with him. In my death scene he had a feather and was tickling my nose while I was trying to lie motionless pretending to be dead. At first I thought it was a bug or something, and I tried desperately not to flinch. I continued with great restraint to not move, as the pesky "bug" didn't seem to want to leave my nose alone. Finally couldn't stand it anymore and opened my eyes, only to realize I was a victim of one of their many on set pranks. I can't remember if Peter put him up to it, or if he came up with this one by himself.

Stargate: Continuum: Stargate Planet: Steve Bacic Interview

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Interview with Steve Bacic



Steve Bacic as Camulus and Vince Crestejo as Lord Yu

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Interview with Steve Bacic

Stargate-Planet, June 2008

We know Steve Bacic on Stargate SG-1 as "Camulus" and we're grateful that he's taking some time off his busy schedule to answer a few questions for our German website visitors.


A brief excerpt:

S-P.de: Various actors/actresses of Stargate SG-1 mentioned the fun factor of filming Stargate. Did you have fun at the set? Any little anecdotes from the set you would like to share?

SB: well, I got to see Chris Judge shirtless, ha, ha, actually it was a pretty quick visit with the good folks at Stargate, It was nice re-visiting Camulus. I never get to wear a kilt.

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet: Paul McGillion Interview

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INTERVIEW WITH PAUL MCGILLION

The interview is currently ONLY available in German, however, an English translation is in the process:

GERMAN




Using the Google Translator, here's an English excerpt:


Paul McGillion was born in Scotland, but grew up in Canada. We know him as "Dr. Carson Beckett" for Atlantis and we are grateful that his agent has made this telephone interview available and that Paul McGillion, despite a tight time schedule, has taken the time to speak with us.

SP.de: Your role in the fifth seasons of Atlantis... The premiere is July 11 '08. In how many episodes are you and what can Beckett fans expect of their favorite Doctor?

PMG: First of all, beautiful greetings to the German fans. You are the best. Regarding Stargate Atlantis, I am scheduled for five episodes. Three of them I have already filmed. The first of these is called "The Seed" - Will Waring directed.

S-P.de: Do you like Will Waring as a director?

PMG: No. (then he laughs). Yes. Yes, of course. He makes his case well. He knows exactly how my role right across. As a result, I am working with Robert Picardo together - a pleasant cooperation. The second episode with "Beckett" is "Whispers", written by Joe Mallozzi and again leads Will Waring fantastic director. He is a great introduction and shows a lot of assets for my role. We sit in the impact on this planet. There are many Sheppard / Beckett scenes and this women's team is with us. A real horror series with a lot of fog. The third, which we have just twisted, "Outsiders". As Alan McCullough shows much sensitivity for my role. There are many interactions between McKay and Beckett. A kidnapping, a moral dilemma… more but I would not be betrayed.

**snippage**

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet: Sharon Taylor Interview

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http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html




GERMAN

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/taylor2008-de.html

ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/taylor2008-eng.html


A brief excerpt:

Interview with Sharon Taylor

Stargate-Planet, June 2008

Sharon Taylor is a Simon Fraser University Alumni and on Stargate Atlantis we know her as a female gate technician. We're grateful that despite a busy schedule Ms. Taylor took into consideration to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: Did you audition for the role of the female gate technician and for other characters on Stargate Atlantis as well? How was your audition? How did you prepare for it?

ST: I first auditioned for the role of "Replicator Technician" in the beginning of season 4, and I got the part! In order to prepare for the audition, I went online to various Stargate websites and researched Replicators. A few months later, my agent called and said that I was being brought back to the show to play a "Female Technician" role, and I was super happy to be asked back. When I read the script and saw that my new character worked in the control room of Atlantis I was thrilled!

Sharon Taylor and David Nykll, courtesy of Joe Mallozzi's Blog

S-P.de: Joe Mallozzi announced in his blog that your character now has a name - Amelia Banks. Does it make a difference if a character has a name or is only listed as "Technician"? Do you now have a parking lot and a trailer with your name on it when you're filming?

ST: When I was invited back for Season 5 to play the "Female Technician" again, I saw in the script that I had been given a name, Amelia Banks. Having a name didn't change the way I played the character, but it sure felt nice to have a name. No, I don't have a parking spot with my name on it (that's funny), and I'm still in the same trailer space that I was in before. Just the character name on the door has changed.

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet - Director David Winning Interview

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http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/winning2008-de.html

ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/winning2008-eng.html

A brief excerpt:



Interview with David Winning

Stargate-Planet, May 2008

David Winning was a director of Stargate Atlantis' first season episodes. We're grateful that he's willing to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.



S-P.de: Your Atlantis episode "Childhood's End" won three awards for "Best direction". What do think does make this episode and your direction special?

DW: "Childhood's End ultimately is a story about compassion and understanding. Sheppard and his team crashland on a planet where the inhabitants are all children; no one lives past the age of 25. Our heroes soon learn the disturbing reason. The series presents some interesting dilemmas and political choices for the fans; how much interference is too much in a new culture -- and what is the real purpose of the SG teams exploration. I loved working with the kids obviously, that was a major fun part of the show. Cleo and Casta played by Jessica Amlee and Sam Charles were both amazing and pretty experienced for their age. But I think the most challenging part was just creating this whole forest village that the kids lived in. With amazing support from a great effects team (to add the actual treehouses) and also the art direction and set decoration was incredible. That village went on forever; just wish we'd had the time to shoot it completely and show it off. Perhaps the movie version. I think it's always fun to be in on the ground floor of a series because everyone was finding their way. Childhood was such an early episode for Atlantis, that it was fascinating watching the characters being formed by a talented cast. I really liked playing with the tension in the group as Aries starts to get more manic and defensive. There developed sort of an evil quality to the villagers amidst the innocence of youth. Episode trivia: Three scenes were removed; both just for time. I tend to overshoot stuff so quite often because of the confines of episodic some material will have to go. I'm remembering one scene involved Teyla questioning a pregnant villager about the origins of the sacrifice – just a short scene that I liked but it got trimmed. Also the team's arrival in the forest village was a long steadicam tracking shot through the winding path of the village and showing all the kids coming out of hiding to greet the group. Sad to see this go as it really showed off the expanse of the encampment. In the present cut the group just arrives at the shrine as the rope ladder is thrown down. Also a short argument scene between Keras and Aries in the treehouse, just before they confer with the team about their decision."

**snippage**

Photos from "Childhoods End" courtesy of GateWorld

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet: Janina Gavankar Interview

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html

GERMAN

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/gavankar-de.html

ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/gavankar-eng.html



A brief excerpt:

Interview with Janina Gavankar

Stargate-Planet, April 2008

Janina Gavankar was born on November 29th, 1980 in Illinois, USA and she's best known for her role as "Papi" in the tv series "The L-Word". We will see her as "Sergeant "Dusty Mehra" in the fifth season of Stargate Atlantis and we're grateful that Ms. Gavankar allowed us to ask a few career related questions.

**snippage**

S-P.de: How did you prepare to play your Stargate character? Did you watch previous episodes? Would you consider yourself a "fan" of Stargate?

JG: I'm a fan of sci fi in general. It was hard for me not to have a full on geek-spazz-out moment as I toured the sets. We went through gun training on our first day. I tell you, the amount of power and fire that comes out of a full load P-90? That gets you RIGHT in the zone.

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Richard Dean Anderson - IVY: Interview on Green Life

With many thanks to Stargate Planet for the heads up!

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html

IVY is a German magazine for the new green lifestyle.

http://www.ivyworld.de/



In their current issue, they have an interview Stargate SG-1's Richard Dean Anderson, wherein RDA discusses his efforts for a green lifestyle.

The German website Jetzt.de has an excerpt from the interview here:

http://jetzt.sueddeutsche.de/texte/anzeigen/428208/TrkHomeMagTsr7

Stargate SG-1 - Stargate Planet: Interview with Director Bill Corcoran

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html



GERMAN

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/corcoran2008-de.html

ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/corcoran2008-eng.html

A brief excerpt:

Interview with Bill Corcoran

Stargate-Planet, April 2008


Bill Corcoran directed the Stargate episodes "Seth" and "One false step". We're grateful that he took some time off his busy schedule to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

**snippage**

S-P.de: "One False Step" is one of our favourite episodes, especially because of the interactions of the main characters (i.e. Jack and Daniel arguing on that planet). Another favourite scene is the one where Daniel is explaining to the Aliens that they are trying to find the UAV. Which influence could you as the director take on various scenes or was everything written in the script?

BC: I loved doing One False Step, as the "aliens" had no real language I hired actors experienced in mime to develop their own communication and we improved quite a bit with the actors to see the development of trust and language between the two worlds. Michael Shanks was great with accessing the situation and really responsible for making the scene in the shelter come alive. It had great humanity and humour thanks to everyone's willingness to suspend disbelief and work together. I loved the primitive stick drawings he did in the sand. The writers and producers were very collaborative in allowing the actors and myself and the rest of the creative team, wardrobe, makeup, etc come up with a concept and make it work. The production design team at SG1 was very strong and always surprised one with their invention.

**snippage**

Stargate: Ark of Truth - Stargate Planet: Fabrice Grover Interview

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html

German

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/grover2008-de.html

English

http://www.stargate-sg1-plaent.de/archiv/grover2008-eng.html

(The link for the English version currently isn't working. I've translated the excerpt below using the Google Translator.)


A brief excerpt:

Interview with Fabrice Grover



Stargate-Planet, Mai 2008 Stargate Planet, May 2008

In the DVD movie "Stargate - The Ark of Truth" play the role of the "Amelius", the types of the ancient device invented. This film is in the U.S. mid-March 2008 on the market.

SP.de: What can you tell us about your role Stargate tell?

FG: "First of all, Amelius the type, the Stargate has invented. I think that is important for the classification of the role - why this role, the only relatively briefly in the film to see, with the object of the film the title, and with the Stargate mythology itself so closely connected. Can the use of a powerful technology, the manipulation of people justified? I belong to a highly developed civilization, the free will to believe. As the Alteran woman in the first scene of the film says: "We believe in the systematic understanding of the physical world through observation and experimentation, arguments and debates and in particular the freedom of the will." We have the power that I have developed technology to use to explore the attitudes of our opponents to change, but as the Ori believe our technology to use, everything we believe contrary, because everyone, including those with whom we do not conform, have the right to think independently. One would go on an equal footing with the Ori. So decided the Alteran, this technology is not against the Ori.

As an Alteran scientist, I have a problem with it. I do not know the absolute truth and others will not aufdrücken my opinion, but I know that the Ori on the wrong track and control the people. The Ori kill anyone who opposes them and justify with the Book of Origin, what they themselves have written. My role is of the opinion that the Ark very well against the Ori use. Robert Cooper, in an interview with World Gate said that it is not wrong in principle, to believe in something, but that it is wrong to kill someone because he does not believe what they themselves fit. My role is the same.

**snippage**

Stargate Planet: Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - Josh Friedman Interview

From Stargate Planet:


http://www.thescifiworld.net/interviews/josh_friedman_01.htm

(Please follow the link for the complete Stargate Planet interview.)



25th April 2008

Josh Friedman interview

Creator/Executive Producer of TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES

Josh Friedman is an American screenwriter best known as the writer of the 2005 film adaptation of H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds. Friedman also publishes the blog "I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing". He is now executive producer and writer on The Sarah Connor Chronicles, the sequel to the Terminator movies (excluding T3). In his spare time, Friedman publishes the popular blog, “I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing.” Friedman lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son.


Question: Can you talk a little bit about what you went through in terms of logistics and other things in order to get the show paced up for a second season?

Josh Friedman: Sure, I think what we did is pretty much what’s standard on all shows. It’s an opportunity for the studio and the network and the production team to sit down and sort of talk about the show and kind of look at what we did right, what we did wrong, and kind of how we would keep doing the right things and stop doing the wrong things. We went in and we made a presentation to Kevin Reilly and his team. We kind of have a conversation about the direction we want to go. And in this case we actually, about six weeks ago, the writing team was all brought back on to start working on episodes. So even though we didn’t have the official pickup, we were being paid to start working and generate stuff so that when the pickup came we would be basically, on schedule for a fall debut.

**snippage**

Question: Bear McCreary, who did all the music for last season, is he coming back as well?

Josh Friedman: Absolutely, absolutely, 100%. Bear’s awesome and I think because of the strike I was gone for almost all the post-production period. So I actually ended up spending very little time with Bear spotting things and placing them and James Middleton worked with him a lot, but I really haven’t even had the pleasure, I worked with him on the re-scoring of the pilot, and beyond that I really didn’t get to spend a lot of time working with him. So it’s one of the things I’m excited about. Yes, I love that guy.

**snippage**

Stargate SG-1 - Stargate Planet: Interview with Mars Anderson

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html


GERMAN

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/andersons2008-de.html

ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/andersons2008-eng.html

A brief excerpt:

Interview with Mar Anderson



Stargate-Planet, March 2008

We know Mar Anderson from guest appearances on Stargate SG-1 and we're grateful that he's taking some time to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: You made a guest appearance as "Bob" on the 100th episode of Stargate SG-1 "Wormhole Extreme". Was being on the 100th episode of this long running tv show special and if yes, in which way?

MA: Working on the 100th episode of Stargate was special, a pleasure and a lot of fun! It is a massive milestone for any show to reach so it is quite an accomplishment. We had done an episode the season before entitled "Point Of No Return". I ran into Willie Garson in Los Angeles months after shooting and he mentioned to me that they might be bringing our characters back for another episode. It just so happened to be in the 100th episode! Pretty cool.

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet: Stephen E. Miller (Outcast) Interview

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html



INTERVIEW WITH STEPHEN E. MILLER


GERMAN

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/miller2008-de.html


ENGLISH

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/miller2008-eng.html

A brief excerpt:

Interview with Stephen E. Miller

Stargate-Planet, March 2008

Stephen Miller is best know from tv shows like Davinci's City Hall, Davinci's Inquest and from movies like "Air Bud", "Free Willy", "Zero Sum", "Alaska". We're grateful that he agreed to answer a few career related questions for our German website visitors.

S-P.de: Did you have to audition for the role of "Dr. Poole" on Stargate Atlantis and how did you prepare to play this character?

SEM: Yes, I had to audition. It went easily, because I had known the director, Andy Mikita, for some years so there was less pressure. The role didn't require a lot of preparation. I made sure I knew all my lines. When you go onto a series that you've never been on before you always want to do a good job and not let anyone down.

**snippage**

Stargate Atlantis - Stargate Planet: Kate Hewlett Interview

From Stargate Planet:

http://stargate-planet.de/stargate.html



German

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/kh2008-de.html


English

http://www.stargate-sg1-planet.de/archiv/kh2008-eng.html

(Please follow the links for the complete interview._

A brief excerpt:

Interview with Kate Hewlett

Stargate-Planet, April 2008

Kate Hewlett was born in 1976 in Toronto, ON and we know her from guestappearances on the tv show Stargate Atlantis. We're grateful that Kate Hewlett took some time of her busy schedule to answer a few questions for our website visitors.

S-P.de: Would you please introduce yourself to our website visitors?

KH: Hi! I'm Kate Hewlett, and I play Jeannie Miller on Stargate: Atlantis. And I have two cats.

**snippage**