We’ve made a montage of various Comic Con video interviews that were published over the past few days. Click on the thumbnail below to see it in our Video Archive… You can also watch several videos of the Tron Legacy panel on JoBlo’s YouTube channel.
Speaking at Comic-Con, Michael Sheen revealed that his approach to playing the villainous Castor in Disney’s forthcoming blockbuster Tron: Legacy was informed by the master chameleon – David Bowie. “I was going for a sort of albino Ziggy Stardust,” Sheen told the Guardian. “A one-man walking Andy Warhol Factory.”
“Joe wanted the character to look completely different to everyone else in the Tron world,” Sheen noted, “so whereas everyone is in black, he’s in white: white hair, no eyebrows. It’s a good choice, I think. Castor is a character who reflects and assimilates everything around him, then adapts to survive. I liked the idea of him as a shape-shifter who keeps reinventing himself, and the obvious reference there has to be Bowie.”
- Ziggy Stardust and a new take on Tron (read)
- Comic-Con Panel Transcript: Cast and Crew Talk Tron Legacy (read)
More pictures from Comic Con have been added to the Gallery… Thanks to Julia for sharing.
– Appearances 2010: Tron Legacy at Comic Con – Day 1 (+2)
– Appearances 2010: Tron Legacy at Comic Con – Day 2 (new!)
– Photoshoots 2010: Set #05 (new!)
As promised yesterday, we kept adding pictures of Michael at the Comic Con Tron Legacy Panel. So now you can find more than 20 pictures from this event in our Gallery…
– Appearances 2010: Comic Con Tron Legacy Panel (new!)
For Sheen, how is it to be at your first Comic-Con? Michael Sheen – “It’s fantastic. I was supposed to come for a few years, with Underworld, Alice in Wonderland, Twilight. I wasn’t able to. I wanted to build up a huge head of steam and be carried through the streets and crowned the new king of Comic-Con, so now you have the chance to make this boy’s dreams come true.”
- Comic-Con 2010: Live-Blogging the Tron Legacy Press Conference (read)
- Tron Legacy Panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2010 (read)
- Tron Legacy New Footage Breakdown (read)
- ‘Tron’ panel dazzles with great footage, big stars, and some surprises (read)
- Comic Con: Liveblogging The Tron: Legacy Panel (read)
“This film is 4D because Jeff Bridges brings another dimension of Awesomness”
Just one of Michael’s priceless quotes at today’s Comic Con Tron Legacy panel. Click here to see the brandnew trailer that was released during the event. We’re also in the process of adding pictures to our Gallery…
– Appearances 2010: Comic Con Tron Legacy Panel (new!)
During last night’s TV premiere of The Damned United, the movie made it to the Trending Topics on Twitter! Awesome! To celebrate this, we have added a great photoshoot to the Gallery. Click on the link or thumbnails below to see all the pictures…
– Photoshoots 2009: Set #17 (new!)
We hope you like the site’s new look… Be sure to check out the Movies section which has been completely revamped and updated with new features.
Head over to the Gallery for today’s updates… Thanks to Mary for sharing some of these pictures.
– Appearances 2003: Evening Standard Theatre Awards (+4)
– The Open Doors: Stills (new!)
– The Special Relationship: Promotional images (+1)
BBC Two has announced its schedule plans for Autumn and Winter 2010/11… They will offer a wide range of factual programmes, series, single dramas and innovative new comedy.
With the new emphasis on drama this season, BBC Two will host the UK premiere of The Special Relationship, Peter Morgan’s third film to examine the history of Tony Blair, starring Dennis Quaid and Hope Davis as the Clintons and Michael Sheen and Helen McCrory as the Blairs. The movie is scheduled to premiere in the Autumn.
- BBC Two reaches for the stars with an ambitious new season (read)
The Special Relationship
Unthinkable
Tron: Legacy
Beautiful Boy
Jesus Henry Christ
Midnight In Paris
