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Under the Dome teasers
Posted: June 20, 2013, 08:33:13Section: Film » Under the Dome
Two more teasers for Under the Dome
The latest Under the Dome
Posted: June 19, 2013, 13:17:49Section: Film » Under the Dome
Here are the latest on Under the Dome. The series premiers on June 24.
On the Set: Inside the New CBS Thriller Under the Dome
Digital cover of TV Guide
'Under the Dome' Star Dean Norris Talks Stephen King, the End of 'Breaking Bad' and More!
New review book
Posted: June 19, 2013, 12:11:54
Twenty-First Century King
by Bev Vincent
About the Book:
Since the turn of the century, Bev Vincent, author of The Stephen King Illustrated Companion and The Road to the Dark Tower, has been reviewing the works of Stephen King. These reviews have been published in a variety of venues, including Onyx Reviews, The Essential Stephen King, FEARnet, the Conroe Courier, and Cemetery Dance magazine.
Twenty-First Century King collects these reviews for the first time, starting with Riding the Bullet, King's first published work after his near-fatal accident in 1999. The twenty-one reviews (amounting to nearly 21,000 words) cover works of non-fiction, collections, collaborations, pseudonymous works and novels, including five books from the Dark Tower series.
Order here and check out an interview with Bev from the Lilja & Lou Podcast.
Golden Years re-released
Posted: June 19, 2013, 11:11:31Did you know that King did a TV series called Golden Years? Well he did. Back in 1991 CBS aired 7 episodes before the series was canceled. Needless to say the ending of the series was very disappointing so for the VHS release (back then most releases were on VHS) they did a different ending that, even if it gave you something close to a closure was pretty bad. Most releases was also shortened from 416 minutes to 236.
The original series with seven episodes has been released on a DVD from The Netherlands but that’s the only place I have seen it. My guess is that this re-release is the shorter version. Here is a trailer…
Rachelle Lefevre at HuffPost Live
Posted: June 18, 2013, 07:51:11Section: Film » Under the Dome
So, for those of you that didn’t catch it live, here’s the “HuffPost Live” segment with actress Rachelle Lefevre who plays Julia Shumway in Under the Dome. Rachelle was great even though my own performance was somewhat mediocre. I totally misjudged the lightning you need for a thing like this and like the host Jacob Soboroff says, it looks foggy in Sweden :-) The sound acted up as well but in the end I managed to ask Rachelle my question and I’m happy I got the chance to join in! I appear about 9.5 minutes into the segment.
Rachelle Lefevre interview tonight!
Posted: June 17, 2013, 23:46:35Section: Film » Under the Dome
OK so this evening HuffPost Live will be sitting down with actress Rachelle Lefevre who plays Julia Shumway in Under the Dome for an interview and they invited me to join them…and I will. We’ll be live 9:30 pm ET/6:30 pm PT so check us out here!
Lefevre and Dean Norris promote Under the Dome
Posted: June 17, 2013, 21:50:53Section: Film » Under the Dome
Here is a clip where Rachelle Lefevre and Dean Norris promote Under the Dome.
Director/writer/schedule board Under the Dome
Posted: June 17, 2013, 16:02:19Section: Film » Under the Dome
Here is a photo of the director/writer/schedule board in the writers' office for Under the Dome that's been posted on twitter.
Stephen King Movie Trivia Book set for August
Posted: June 17, 2013, 11:26:37Section: Book » The Illustrated Stephen King Movie Trivia Guide
The Illustrated Stephen King Movie Trivia Book is headed to the printer this week and will be published in August, right between The Dark Man and Doctor Sleep
President Obama not Under the Dome
Posted: June 17, 2013, 11:20:27Section: Film » Under the Dome
Apparently CBS originally used a speech delivered by President Obama in the pilot for Under the Dome but then got concerns about using actual audio in this specific fictional context and decided to edit it out.
Audio from a President Obama speech delivered in the wake of Hurricane Sandy had been used in an episode of CBS ‘s Under The Dome but has since been cut, the network confirms. “The audio of the President in the final scene will change,” said CBS in an official statement. “The scene cleared broadcast standards, but both Amblin TV and CBS had concerns about using actual audio in this specific fictional context.” The Stephen King adaptation premiering June 24 follows the residents of a small town that becomes isolated from the outside world by an invisible barrier. The Obama clip had been briefly integrated into fictional news reports on the events within the show at the end of the episode. The version sent to critics for review two weeks ago was not final. CBS and Amblin Entertainment opted to edit out the audio on Thursday.
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