E! interviews for CW TCA Press Tour (août 2011)

une interview intéressante de Sarah et Nestor alors que le tournage en est rendu au quatrième épisode de la première saison

au vue de ce que porte les acteurs l'interview doit être du 4 oût à l'occasion du CW TCA Press Tour

celà fait plusieurs fois maintenant que les acteurs ou les scénaristes parlent du fait que bien que la série soit remplie de mystères nous, public, aurons des réponses à chaques épisodes même si celà nous ammène à nous poser de nouvelles
le but est de ne pas trop nous faire languir et ainsi de perdre notre intérêt!
je trouve que c'est la meilleure façon de procéder...

une autre interview de E! sur le tapis rouge de SMG et Ioan Gruffudd

Voici un article version transcript qui reprend les différentes questions posées à Sarah Michelle Gellar et Nestor Carbonell dans la vidéo du premier post de ce sujet.

Sarah Michelle Gellar Answers the Big Question: Why Is She Back on TV?
"It was a train I couldn't get off of or stop."
This is what Sarah Michelle Gellar has to say about her early days on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, when the then 18-year-old actress leapt head first into her career-making role as TV's best-ever butt-kicking blonde. But this time around, with the CW's new Hitchcockian drama Ringer, Gellar says everything is different. "I'm having the best time...It's so nice to be able to sit back and appreciate what's happening."
So what made her want to return to TV now? And how is she coping with her first job back after giving birth to daughter Charlotte Grace two years ago?

I sat down with Sarah Michelle and Nestor Carbonell (that's Richard Freakin' Alpert to you Lost fans!) to get some answers:
When asked if she's "ready" to get back to work after her two-year hiatus, Sarah tells me, "I don't know about 'ready'…but we're having the best time. It just doesn't feel like a job. Which is how it should be when everything is right."

And yet, her true motivation may be something else entirely: The "ridiculously handsome men" who star on the series! Sarah, who serves as a producer on Ringer, and stars in the two leading roles as twin sisters, tells me with a laugh: "All my characters have multiple love interests. That's how I like it. See, I'm both girls on the show so none of the other girls get my men. That's how I make sure of that." Smart girl.
Sarah Michelle certainly has her work cut out for her on this new CW show, given that she appears in nearly every scene, and in some scenes, twice. "My costar when I do those [twin] scenes is my favorite costar," she jokes. "She agrees with everything I do, thinks my choices are genius and never has another idea of how I should do something."

As for Nestor "hottest guyliner model ever" Carbonell, who yes, still has not aged, he says that Sarah Michelle's involvement in the series is part of the reason he wanted to do Ringer. "That role for me was one of the best characters I've ever had the chance to play," he says of Lost's Richard Alpert. "Coming into pilot season a lot of us were going, 'How are we going to follow this?'…[Shows like] Lost and The Sopranos were outside of the box and this is definitely one of them...It's smart and progressive. And it progresses at a slower pace beyond the pilot to really get into character development."

Meanwhile, Sarah says this of her first job as a working mom: "It's hard. I have good days and bad days. But we are a very family friendly set. [Co-star] Ioan [Gruffudd]'s daughter is 9 days older than Charlotte. And our producer Nicole Snyder, our daughters are best friends. We really bring the kids in."
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un autre article transcript de l'interview de Sarah Michelle gellar pour E! Entertainment en compagnie de Nestor Carbonnel (premier post) sur le site wetpaint

Sarah Michelle Gellar: My Favorite Co-Star Is ... Me (She's Joking!)
As we gear up for the series premiere of the much-hyped Ringer, we're glad to see the stars standing firmly behind it. While Sarah Michelle Gellar may have a slightly higher stake in the project, not only repping as the lead actress, but also producing the series, she seems to be loving every minute of it — especially the male to female love interest ratio.
"All my characters have multiple love interests. That's how I like it. See, I'm both girls on the show so none of the other girls get my men," she explained to E! Online.
We like the way she thinks! We guess this is one of the many perks of locking in that producer cred ...

Plus, since Sarah's in almost every single scene of the show (sometimes twice!), she's guaranteed to get along well with her co-star.
"My co-star when I do those [twin] scenes is my favorite co-star," she quipped. "She agrees with everything I do, thinks my choices are genius and never has another idea of how I should do something."
This gig just gets better and better!

Even Nestor Carbonell, who's arguably coming off the role of a lifetime playing Richard Alpert on Lost, thinks Ringer is an adequate vessel for him to show off his acting chops. "[Shows like] Lost and The Sopranos were outside of the box and this is definitely one of them...It's smart and progressive. And it progresses at a slower pace beyond the pilot to really get into character development," he says of his highly anticipated Lost follow-up.

We've gotta admit, we're definitely interested in seeing how the boys will step up and challenge The Sarah Show this fall.