Join the cast of True Blood on Friday, May 24th at 9:45PM to look back on Season 5 of True Blood in the “Authority on Season 5 Preview”. It will be nice to see the cast sit down and discuss last season right after the Blu-ray/DVD is released. Be sure to mark your schedules.
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True Blood’s Pam, Kristin Bauer is out again supporting animals, as she does so well. Last night Kristin attended the “6th Annual Television Academy Honors” held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. Below are a few photos of Kristin at this event.
And, below is a video of Kristin presenting at the event.
And here are more photos:
HBO has sent us a total of 22 High Quality photos of cast members for True Blood Season 6. Below is the a sampling of the photos they provided of Anna Paquin as Sookie Stackhouse, Alexander Skarsgard as Eric Northman and Stephen Moyer as Bill Compton. Enjoy!
The 10-episode sixth season of TRUE BLOOD will kick off SUNDAY, JUNE 16 at 9:00 p.m. (ET/PT). Can’t wait!
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Photo credit: John P. Johnson, HBO
Photo source: HBO
For one month, Londoner’s will have a True Blood inspired “Louisiana Burger” to savor celebrating the release of True Blood’s Season 5 Blu-Ray/DVD Combo.
Starting on May 20, Honest Burgers, a staple of the London burger scene, will have them for one month in their Brixton and Soho restaurants.
The restaurant chain collaborated with HBO to create the Louisiana burger which consists of a Cajun Blackened Patty (with Aged Ginger Pig beef served pink and juicy), Bloody Mary Ketchup, Fried Onions, Beef Tomato and Blood Leaf.
Fans will be delighted to hear they can also wash down their burger with a fiery True Bloody Mary.
Tom Barton, Co-Founder of Honest Burgers quotes:
“This month’s special has given us the chance to explore the flavors of Louisiana — we’re thrilled to be working with HBO and hope the customers enjoy our True Blood inspired Louisiana burger.”
On the evening of Monday May 20th, the limited edition Louisiana burger launches exclusively to the public from 7pm. In celebration, Honest Burgers’ Soho branch at 4 Meard Street give out a True Blood make-over for one night only, so don’t miss your chance to experience this months vamped up special.
Also, the recipe will be available online should any Trubies and Honest fans want to make their own Louisiana burger or True Bloody Mary.
source: thefancarpet.com
True Blood’s Jason, Ryan Kwanten has a new film called, “Mystery Road” which will open the Sydney Film Festival on June 5, 2013. The film is written, directed, shot and scored by multi-awarded Aboriginal Director Ivan Sen and tells the story of a policeman, played by Aaron Pederson, who has returned to his remote hometown in the outback to investigate the murder of a teenage Aboriginal girl.
The film’s star line-up includes Jack Thompson, Ryan Kwanten, Tasma Walton, Damian Walshe Howling and Hugo Weaving, who also plays a policeman in the small town. Aaron Pedersen has the lead role of an indigenous detective who returns home to an Outback town to solve the murder of a teenage indigenous girl. Ryan Kwanten plays a pig hunter and Jack Thompson is a pastoralist who’s seen better times. The cast also includes Tony Barry, Tasma Walton, Damian Walshe-Howling, David Field and newcomers Trisha Whitton and Siobhan Binge.
“It has conventions of the western, the thriller, elements of murder, mystery, but he used that and made a thrilling exciting film that takes a look at the social political context,” says Ms Moody.
Read more about the film’s screening here: sbs.com.au
Additional source: deadline.com
True Blood’s inspirational author, Charlaine Harris talks about the 13th and final book of the Sookie Stackhouse series of books — Dead Ever After. In this video interview, Charlaine talks about her fans and the recent craziness over her ending the Sookie series. The author, who has been writing since 1981, says that True Blood is a completely different experience than what she has written, she’s OK with that and enjoys watching it to find out what will happen next.
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On the digital version of Entertainment Weekly a look behind the scenes of True Blood episode 6.01 where director Stephen Moyer gives pointers to co-star and wife Anna Paquin. Stephen joked to EW about being a Method actor and doing the bloody Billith scene in last years season finale completely naked.
Source: Entertainment Weekly via alexskarsgardnet.tumblr.com
Were you wondering who did the song that was used in last weekend’s True Blood Season 6 trailer? Well it was by a group called, Delta Rae and was their single called “Bottom Of The River.”
Below is Delta Rae’s official music video for their original song “Bottom of the River.” which is featured on their debut album “Carry The Fire” at iTunes.
Learn more about them at their website here: deltarae.com
And listen to how their music was used in the True Blood trailer we posted last weekend:
source: tv.broadwayworld.com
Jim Parrack left True Blood last season, and we were sad to see him go. However, we’re happy that Jim is keeping busy acting in his new film, “As I Lay Dying, alongside his friend, James Franco, the first-ever screen adaptation of William Faulkner’s 1930 literary classic which will debut at Cannes next month.
Recently, he was interviewed by NoHo Art District where he talked extensively about his philosophy and what he’s working on now. Below is a portion of that interview that pertains to his time on True Blood and what else he’s working on.
In in the interview, Jim talks about his time on True Blood below:
“Professionally, a big moment for me was in the wake of the True Blood audition,” he says. “Alan Ball stepping up and vouching for me, saying, ‘This guy that nobody’s heard of has something that I want to include in what I’m doing,’ that was definitely a high point.” Jim accepted the role on True Blood in 2008 and spent five seasons portraying Hoyt’s coming-of-age journey through first love, heartbreak, self-destruction and- ultimately- independence before his journey on the series came to a close. But make no mistake, Hoyt Fortenberry’s journey may have ended on a sad note, but Jim Parrack ended his time on the show just as powerfully as he began it because for Jim, money, validation and fame are not the occurrences that constitute success.
“True Blood was a high moment for me, and I’ve had high moments since where people I admire have said to me that I’m somebody they want to be around, work with, etc. And they’re nice moments, but I can’t really call any of that “making it” because the second I stop hearing that, am I then unmade? No, I realized I had made it the day I stopped measuring success by way of comparison, and started looking around and asking myself what is it that I have.”
In addition to his new film with James Franco, Jim is on the board of the Sherry Theater in North Hollywood where he will also be directing.
Jim has something to offer as a board member of the noted Sherry Theatre in North Hollywood, where he will be directing the classic A Hatful of Rain, starring his wife Ciera Parrack this coming June. Founded by Scott Haze, the Sherry Theatre’s latest installment of their 120-Hour Film Festival, along with their 24-Hour Play Series, will commence May 17th-19th, adding to Jim’s responsibility as a board member, but also serving in his commitment to move people through truthful, artistic expression. “Scott and I have a vision for what we want to do with the Sherry Theatre,” he says, “and we can inspire other people to carry out that vision while having their own personal dreams realized too. And we want to create a space in the community where if you’re a dreamer and you want to do something about it, here’s a space where you have a home.”
To read this entire interview, go to: NoHo Art District
