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Supernatural doesn’t come back with new eps for another two weeks, but we know fans are starting to go a little stir-crazy. Fear not! We’ve got your back — because we’ve got Jensen Ackles!
Yep, we talk to the man behind Dean at the 100th episode party about challenging acting jobs, favorite eps, the brotherly bond, and just what he thinks of the fans (spoiler alert: he likes us all!). Check it out!
Over 800 HD screencaps from the last episode of Supernatural “My Bloody Valentine” have been added to the gallery. Thursday night’s was the last episode until March 25th, when the series will return. Clips will be added tomorrow morning. Sorry this took so long, but I have mid terms in few weeks and I’m spending most of my time on the books! Also, remember to follow the site on Twitter and to join us on Facebook!
EDIT: Just added 10 clips from the episode 5.14!! ^_-
Plenty of of fanboys are anticipating the new Justice League DVD “Crisis on Two Earths,” which premieres on Feb. 23, but that disc will also give birth to a new DC must-see home movie when the Dark Knight saga “Batman: Under the Red Hood” launches one of its first promos.
Written by Judd Winick and based on his 2005 Batman comics story line, it’s Batman versus another vigilante, Red Hood, who doesn’t mind cleaning up Gotham by leaving dead bodies in his wake. Animated guru Bruce Timm exec produces this pretty violent look into crime on the streets, and it’s directed by “Superman Doomsday” co-director Brandon Vietti, with a cavalcade of stars as voice talent. It all starts with Bruce Greenwood (“Star Trek”) as Batman, then continues with “Supernatural” star Jensen Ackles as Red Hood, Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”) as Nightwing, John DiMaggio (“Futurama”) as the Joker and Jason Isaacs (the Harry Potter films) as Ra’s Al Ghul.
An incredibly trusted and wise source of Big Shiny Robot!s has consulted his trusted and wise source at the Marvel/Paramount camp about the recent flurry of casting rumours that have plagued the internet in the last week (yes, we’re guilty, too.)
Here is what our good friend had to say:
According to MY studio guy, the rumors about Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill), Ryan McPartlin (Chuck), Jensen Ackles (Supernatural) and other unknowns/television actors reading for Cap are true.
Apparently, when the script came in with World War II sequences (featuring the Invaders), the studio heads decided it was beyond their means to make this movie AND afford A-listers like Brad Pitt and Matt Damon.
Sure sounds like everyone’s high on McPartlin, who evidently just lost out on the Superman role to Brandon Routh.
As for Spidey, the Logan Lerman rumors are just that … rumors. Apparently Sony is waiting for James Vanderbilt’s script to come in (he’s balking on whether Peter Parker is still in school or just out). And they haven’t even come to terms with director Marc Webb yet.
So it seems as though pretty much all the rumours about Cap have been true, and the rumours regarding Spider-Man have been bunk.
In any case, there’s been a lot of news about Captain America coming out of the floodgates from Joe Johnston as well, and his take on the character, the costume, and the story was actually pretty interesting. He said that the classic Cap costume in the film appears because they use Cap as a USO publicity tool, but Steve has that desire to lead and tries to ditch the costume, but realizes the worth of it when he notices that it’s an effective tool as a symbol of leadership. So he begins to shape the costume into something more akin to the present-day Cap costume. It’s a take on the character and the costume I’ve never heard, but I’m actually pretty in love with.
Also, he says the Red Skull is the villain, which isn’t a huge surprise, but interesting to get a confirmation of nonetheless.
I know a lot of people have problems to talk with each other about Jensen because of the 140 characters limit of Twitter, that’s why i decided to create a Facebook page, everyone has Facebook so it won’t be a problem to follow us there and make friends! Feel free to post links, photos and videos. This is your group! ^__^ Please BE POLITE and introduce yourself if this is your first time there!
Screencaps from the video posted in the previous news have been added to the gallery together with over 1000 HD screencaps from the last episode of Supernatural, “The Song Remains the Same”. I just added also 10 clips of this episode, check them at the media archive ^__-
This one’s pretty simple: The cast and crew of “Supernatural” love their fans as much as their fans love them.
Or almost as much. The depth of “Supernatural” Nation’s ardor for all things Winchester-related is, as far as we know, limitless.
The show celebrated the filming of its 100th episode recently, and our friends at The CW Source were on hand to chat with the likes of Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins and several members of the show’s production team. The theme? One of heartfelt thanks to all the people who have watched over the past five seasons.
Corny? Maybe. But you get the sense that they really mean it. Judge for yourself.
