Stargate Universe's Robert Carlyle - BAFTA: Video Interview

At BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts):



A Life In Pictures: Robert Carlyle

05 January 09

Watch BAFTA Award-winning actor Robert Carlyle talk about his outstanding film career, from working with Ken Loach to Trainspotting and The Full Monty.

Multi Award-winning actor Robert Carlyle has become known as one of the nation’s most talented and versatile actors. With over 60 film and television credits, Carlyle has appeared on our screen in a wide variety of roles - from the psychopaths of Cracker, Bond and Trainspotting to Sheffield’s most famous stripper in The Full Monty.

Watch him talk to writer and critic Quentin Falk about his career to date and his favourite film memories.

Highlights include:

* Auditioning for and working with "master manipulator" Ken Loach on his break-through film Riff-Raff
* Approaching the roles of psycho Albie Kinsella in Cracker and Bond Villain Renard
* Choosing a wardrobe in Trainspotting and his theory on the secret life of Begbie

Carlyle goes on to talk about the dangers of shooting in Nicaragua in Carla’s Song, playing one of film’s greatest losers, Malachy McCourt in Angela’s Ashes and his initial fears on the set of The Full Monty.

Includes clips from Riff-Raff, Trainspotting, Carla’s Song, The Full Monty, Angela’s Ashes and his latest film, Summer.

Legend of the Seeker - Slice of SciFi: Craig Horner/Bridget Regan Audio Interviews

At Slice of SciFi:



Slice of SciFi #206: Interview with Craig Horner

Interview: This week, we welcome back Craig Horner star of the syndicated series, “Legend of the Seeker.” Craig returns to our program to talk about the show’s first season and looks ahead to the second season of this popular series based on Terry Goodkind’s “Sword of Truth” saga.


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Slice of SciFi #204: Interview With Bridget Regan of “Legend of the Seeker”

Interview: This week, we talk to actress Bridget Regan, who plays Kahlan on the syndicated series, “Legend of the Seeker.”

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Slice of SciFi #185: Interview With Actor Craig Horner

We look at this weekend’s debut of “Legend of the Seeker.” This new syndicated series from Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert is based on Terry Goodkind’s bestselling “Sword of Truth” novels.

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Legend of the Seeker - Video: 'Mirror'

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Courtesy of HULU, Legend of the Seeker's 'Mirror,' starring Bridget Regan, Craig Horner, David de Lautour, Jay Laga'aia, Craig Parker and Bruce Spence. Guest stars include Jason Hoyte, Tandi Wright, Tim Raby, Steve Rodgers, Claire Chitham and Jacque Drew.

All is not what it seems when two opportunistic thieves use magic to disguise themselves as Richard and Kahlan, and plot to steal the Sword of Truth.

Battlestar Galactica - Jonja: Katee Sackhoff Video Interview

At Jonja.net:

Interview with Katee Sackhoff



Written by Cybermonk
Friday, 24 April 2009 19:09

Katee Sackhoff almost didn't make it to Starfest this year. After having been bumped from her flight Friday night from sunny Los Angeles, she arrived in Denver to a winter wonderland with more than a foot of snow on the ground. But the Oregon native took it all in stride.

Katee, until recently, portrayed the character of Kara Thrace, the re-imagined Starbuck, in Ron Moore's update of the TV series Battlestar Galactica. The re-envisioning of the character generated quite a bit of controversy both in the media and amongst the fans -- something Ms. Sackhoff didn't shy from.

In our video interview, we talk with her about how it was natural for her to meet the controversy head on and the challenges of playing Kara Thrace. She also talks about how Michael Trucco's real life injury in a serious car accident changed the way she thought about her character and may have altered the ultimate fate of Starbuck.

Watch the interview and then join us in the forums and let us know what you think.

Stargate SG1/Farscape's Ben Browder - Interview on 'Freeze Frame'

At the Ben Browder Portal:

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Ben talks about Freeze Frame and Other Stuff

LAScaper interviewed Ben about his new role in the upcoming movie Freeze Frame. But talking to Ben rarely results in a straight question and answer session. The topics of conversation included the nature of veterans health issues highlighted in Freeze Frame, the movie’s promotional website, Freeze Frame’s award winning writer and producer Jonas McCord, when is a blog not a blog, the idea that artistic expression may affect social change, how tuned in fans are to his projects, coaching high school pole vaulting, fear of the dentist leads to sanity in stunt work, the joys of rhyming poetry, family pets, and then back to the subject at hand.

Freeze Frame is intended to add to the centuries old conversation about taking care of the men and women that fight to protect our freedoms. “What you’re really talking about is the state of individuals who return from war. And how they cope. In my estimation it’s a human story.” One thing’s for sure when you’re talking to Ben Browder - it’s always interesting!

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Leonard Nimoy - The Outer Limits - Video: 'I, Robot'

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Courtesy of HULU, 1995's The Outer Limits' 'I, Robot,' starring Cynthia Preston, Barbara Tyson, Nathaniel DeVeaux, Ken Kramer, Eric Schneider, Robert Clothier, J.B. Bivens, Robert Moloney, Don MacKay, the voices of John Novak as Adam and Kevin Conway as The Control Voice, and Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy. Leonard Nimoy also co-starred in the original 1964 The Outer Limits episode of 'I, Robot.'

Adam, a powerful robot, kills his creator when the scientist attempts to convert him into a military killing machine by destroying his more human qualities.

Stargate SG-1 - Video: 'Fire and Water'

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Courtesy of SciFi Channel and HULU, Stargate SG-1's 'Fire and Water,' starring Richard Dean Anderson, Michael Shanks, Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge and Don S. Davis. Guest stars include Gerard Plunkett, Teryl Rothery, Gary Jones and Eric Schneider.

The SG-1 team returns from the planet Oannes in a panic -- and without Dr. Daniel Jackson, who was last seen being consumed by a column of flames. Can the team recover to find Daniel and attempt a rescue?

From the Richard Dean Anderson website Stargate SG-1 Season One Mission Database:

Planet: Oannes (P3X-866)
Planet Description: Satellite of gas giant, seas, volcanoes
Inhabitants: Nem, one of the amphibian beings called Oannes
Emulated Culture: Submarine aquatic/No Earth culture emulated