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All summer long, we will be serving exclusive content for Gregory
Smith's new film "Nearing Grace" (which comes out October 13th), we
will have the movie news first here and we'll also have some cool
promotional stuff that we will being giving out to you guys throughout
the summer for the movie! We're even in talks to host an exclusive
interview with Gregory Smith later this summer, so keep checking back
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Emily VanCamp on Losing Everwood, Gaining Brothers & Sisters |
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Feb 06, 2007 - 2:43 AM - by Emma
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Indulge me while I do something completely out of character: Toot my
own horn. As you know, back in August I publicly pressured Brothers
& Sisters executive producer Greg Berlanti to cast his former
Everwood ingenue Emily VanCamp in the pivotal role of Rebecca, the
20-year-old byproduct of Holly's affair with Nora's late hubby,
William. Jump ahead five months and guess who was just tapped to play
Rebecca? That's right — Emily freakin' VanCamp! "The truth is, you do
deserve some credit," Berlanti concedes. "The candlelight vigil you've
had for her in this role really made a difference." Of course, it'd be
disingenuous for me to not point out that VanCamp — who makes her debut
on Feb. 18 — also had the support of some other influential players,
namely Berlanti, fellow executive producer Ken Olin, and VanCamp's TV
mom, Patricia Wettig. "Patty is over the moon," declares Olin of his
real-life wife and colleague. "She loves her." So how's the woman at
the center of this lovefest feeling about all this attention (read:
pressure)? Let's ask her!
Ausiello: Congratulations! Are you psyched?
Emily VanCamp: I am. It's been so crazy. It all happened in one day, so
I haven't really had time to wrap my head around it. But it's so
exciting.
Ausiello: You were in the running, out of the running, back in the running, and then you got it. What the heck happened?
VanCamp: There was talk about it a couple of months ago, first in your
column [Laughs], and then I heard it from some other people. But
nothing ever was set in stone. There was never a real offer on the
table, so I kind of put it out of my mind. And then it all just came
together at the last minute, which is how things typically happen for
me.
Ausiello: Did you have to audition?
VanCamp: No, [which] was incredibly flattering. Greg and I obviously
worked together for four years on Everwood, so he has a really good
sense of who I am and what I have to offer. I think he had confidence
that I would fit in well.
Ausiello: What have you been told about Rebecca's story?
VanCamp: It's about the dynamic between all these brothers and sisters
who grew up together, and then this newcomer who is trying to fit in
and understand the family and get to know everybody. I can only imagine
it being a very odd experience knowing that you share blood with these
people, but you have no idea who they are.
Ausiello: How is Rebecca different from Amy?
VanCamp: Amy grew up in small-town America, and this young gal grew up
in Los Angeles. It's a completely different mentality. And I think
there's a lot more maturity there, which is exciting for me.
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EverwoodOnline.Com 2006 Christmas Contest |
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Dec 14, 2006 - 7:57 PM - by Emma
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Everwood may be cancelled, but we certainly haven't forgotten it, and
we hope the fans haven't either! In celebration of Christmas, we will
be giving away an Everwood Prize Pack! Our grand prize winner will
receive a promotional Everwood fleece blanket and some FanBolt.Com
goodies including 2 bumper stickers and an ink pen!
 You will need to look for special clues that will be displayed on the forums of EverwoodOnline.Com in the first post of this thread! There will be 10 clues all together, once you have all the clues, unscramble the letters and be the first one to email us at Contest@fanbolt.com on Saturday, December 23rd (the day before Christmas Eve) with the correct answer! Submissions will not be accepted until the last clue is posted (so don't email us before then),
and that time will be posted 24 hours before the clue is posted. There
may also be certain tasks that you have to complete along the way, so
be on the lookout!
Do NOT repost past clues, all clues will be reposted at the very
end incase you missed one or came into the contest late, so don't
worry, you'll still have a chance. But Do NOT repost past clues or ask for others to repost them. Doing so will automatically eliminate yourself from the contest.
 In order to win one of the prize packs, you must be a registered member on our message boards with at least 30 posts. So if you’re not already a member here, you can join
here!
The clues could be posted daily or weekly, you never know, so be sure
to check daily, because the once each clue is posted, it will only stay
on the first post of the thread for 24 hours! The first clue will stay
posted for 48 hours! The winner will be announced on Christmas Day
Night in a special FanBolt Chat we will be hosting! But don't worry if
you can't make it to the chat, because we will email you, and you will
have 48 hours to claim your prize!
We did this the last year, and we decided to bring it back! I hope all
of you guys will participate! First clue will be posted at 10:30
eastern time tonight (Dec. 14th)!
Good luck!
Emma
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Note- All clues will be posted in the first post of the following
thread. They will only be there for 24 hours, so be sure to keep
checking back! FanBolt.Com, SupernaturalSeries.Com, and TheOCOnline.Com
will be having a similiar contest, the same person will not be able to
win mulitple contests, but we still encourage you to take part in all!
Better to win one contest than none!
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Scott Wolf of 'The 'Nine': 'A face' becomes an actor |
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Nov 10, 2006 - 4:10 PM - by Emma
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 The great TV actors are never out of work for long. They migrate from series to series.
Take Scott Wolf, who has starred on Party of Five, Everwood, and now The Nine. Not a bad resume.
Hard to believe that grand career arc was launched one fateful night
when macho icon Burt Reynolds squeezed Wolf's head like a casaba melon.
Shortly after graduating from college, Wolf drove to Los Angeles to see
if he could make it in showbiz. "I had done a Frosted Flakes commercial
and a McDonald's ad," he says, "and was living from check to check on
the residuals."
The guy who managed his funky apartment complex worked for Reynolds,
who at the time was starring in the sitcom Evening Shade. The manager
asked the fledgling actor if he'd like to meet the legend.
The introduction took place outside a local theater as a play was
letting out. Reynolds was on the sidewalk, surrounded by fans. "The guy
said, 'Burt, Burt, c'mere; I want you to meet a friend of mine. This is
Scott Wolf,' " Wolf recalls. "He walked up to me and grabbed my face in
both hands. Loni Anderson was next to him. He pointed my head over at
Loni and said, 'Is that a face?' And she goes, 'That's a face.' He
patted me on the shoulder and walked off. I went home and called my mom
and said, 'Burt Reynolds just grabbed my head!' "
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Stephanie Niznik at the 4th Annual Zeke Lerner Celebrity Bowl-a-thon |
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Oct 26, 2006 - 4:28 PM - by Emma
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 If you've never heard of our event, you can learn all about it here: http://www.bowl4fsma.org/
On the Celebrity Guest List you will find: Stephanie Niznik, Brendan
Fehr (Roswell), Nick Wechsler (Roswell), and a ton of others!
This annual charity event is run totally by volunteers. Our three
previous events raised over $80,000 U.S. for Families of SMA. Families
of Spinal Muscular Atrophy is the largest international organization
dedicated solely to: Eradicating spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) by
promoting and supporting research; Helping families cope with SMA
through informational programs and support; Educating the public and
professional community about SMA.
This year's event will be held Saturday, October 28, 2006 in
Chatsworth, California. We realize it may be too late for a lot of you
all to make plans for this year's event. However, we have a monthly
mailing list they can join to get information on future events. There
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'The O.C.' has a Bright idea |
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Oct 23, 2006 - 3:44 PM - by Emma
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 Oh Bright, what happened to your curly, fluffy hair?
Chrispratt Witness the new look of Chris Pratt, formerly Bright Abbott
on "Everwood." He sported a standard jock look on that show, but for
his new gig on "The O.C.," he’s got more of a scruffy tree-hugger
ensemble going on, complete with fuzzy beard and beret.
In Season 4 of "The O.C.," which begins [date corrected here] Nov. 2,
Pratt plays Che, an environmental activist at Brown University; that’s
where he gets to know Summer Roberts (Rachel Bilson).
Seth Cohen (Adam Brody), on the other hand, is working at a local comic
book store and hanging out with Summer’s dad for kicks. How exciting
does that sound? Surely it will provide the opportunity for much
pop-cultural quippage.
Fistsoffury Ryan Atwood (Benjamin McKenzie) is apparently using the
fists of fury to deal with his grief over the death of Marissa, as
evidenced by this image of Ryan about to pummel someone. Even though
"The O.C." ran out of juice well before the middle of Season 3, it’s
still good to see the old reliable fists of fury.
"The O.C." has a new crop of kiddies now that Marissa’s gone; Kaitlin
Cooper, Marissa’s little sis, is still around and Taylor Townsend
(Autumn Reeser) will have a bigger role this year as well. Apparently
R&B singer Chris Brown is involved somehow in Season 4; the press
kit lists him as "Will Tutt," who, according to Zap2it.com, gets
involved with Kaitlin.
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Your Favorite TV Show, Only Dirtier |
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Oct 23, 2006 - 3:41 PM - by Emma
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The best episode of "Everwood" you've never seen, "Nearing Grace"
provides a fix for addicts of the now cancelled WB series who've been
aching for their favorite show since it went off the air.
Starring "Everwood" lead Gregory Smith in the Ephram-like role of Henry
Nearing, this movie has all the hallmarks of that show: small-town
life, confused dads, dead moms, and hurting sons engaging in snappy
patter with their sexually and emotionally blunt girlfriends. This
being a motion picture, there's more explicit sex and drug use, but
otherwise this is the "Everwood" feature film that never was. It
probably doesn't help that Mr. Smith was playing Ephram in Season 3 of
"Everwood" while simultaneously shooting "Nearing Grace."
Henry is that stalwart of the indie movie: a bright, young cutie-pie
with a limitless vocabulary stuck in a small town. In this case, his
prison cell is New Jersey, and his warden is his father, Shep, who's
lost in alcoholic free-fall after the death of his wife. Dropping out
of school to discover the meaning of life, Henry winds up entangled in
sex games between a lethal hottie (Jordana Brewster) and her
lacrosse-playing boyfriend (Chad Faust). Henry also has to deal with an
acid-head brother (David Moscow) and a best friend (Ashley Johnson)
who's in love with him.
It all sounds a bit like a John Hughes movie gone ultra-serious, like
"Some Kind of Wonderful" forced to crossbreed with "Pretty in Pink,"
and its metaphor for escape is so ham-handed that only Mr. Hughes could
have come up with it: Henry has a plane and a pilot's license and he
dreams of running away on it and flying from town to town across
America. Like an overachieving class valedictorian, "Nearing Grace"
isn't even content to settle for one teen movie ending, and instead has
two: a prom night blowout and a graduation ceremony speech that's (wait
for it) straight from the heart.
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