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YouTube - One Tree Hill Webclip - Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.

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I just met Hilarie a few minutes ago. They had just wrapped up filming at UNCW and we caught her right before she left. She was in a hurry and was holding everyone up by taking pics & signing stuff but she stayed around to make sure everyone got pics/autographs.

Hilarie was the only one there. They had wrapped up filming and were almost completely packed up when I got over there. I'm not really sure what they were filming, however they were a bunch of military guys that she was taking pics with before she got to us. It looked like some sort of ceremony because there was a stage and a bunch of chairs.

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Thanks to Ash for posting.

From filming today of Hilarie and Ernest.

Originally Posted by HopelessRomantic7 (View Post) it's a video of Hil and Ernest filming. YAY! Derek's alive!

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Exclusive "Behind the Scenes" video of Matthew Ryan composing the music for 6x03 can be found at The ONe Tree Hill Connection Podcast. Also an interview with creator Mark Schwahn on the music of 6x03.

One Tree Hill Connection Blog Archive One Tree Hill Season Six Promo - Matthew Ryan

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6.03 Clips

Lucas/Skills
Dan/Carrie

One Tree Hill Preview with Mark Schwahn

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YouTube - One Tree Hill Clip 1 - Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.

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One Tree Hill 603 Sneak Peek(Dan):

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From WRAL.com:

'One Tree Hill' to feature military concert JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — The fictional world of television series "One Tree Hill" will merge with North Carolina's real military world for a concert that will appear in an upcoming episode. The concert will be held Sept. 19 at Marine Corps Air Station New River near Jacksonville. It's sponsored by the USO and "One Tree Hill," which is filmed in Wilmington. It's free for military and civilian Department of Defense card holders and their sponsored guests, but it's closed to the public. Performers will include the alternative rock group, Angels & Airwaves, along with "One Tree Hill" cast members Bethany Joy Galeotti and Kate Voegle. Other cast members from the show also will appear. The concert is scheduled to be featured on the episode airing Nov. 3 on the CW network. The show airs at 9 p.m. Mondays. source

New exclusive interview from BuddyTV, this time with Daphne Zuniga (Victoria)

Exclusive Interview: Daphne Zuniga of 'One Tree Hill' The other day I wrote an article pondering whether One Tree Hill's Victoria Davis is pure evil. Brooke's mother has been making her daughter's life hell since she first appeared in season 5, and the tension between them only escalated recently when Victoria threatened to take over Brooke's company. Victoria may seem beyond redemption, but when I sat down to interview actress Daphne Zuniga today she made me realize that her character's actions actually make a lot of sense. From a certain perspective, Brooke is the one making the wrong decisions, and Victoria is the one trying to knock some sense into her. Is it possible that she's not such a bad mother after all? Continue on for the entire interview, where Daphne talks about Brooke's mugging, her character's motivations, and some other projects she's involved in. This is Don with BuddyTV, and today I'm talking to Daphne Zuniga, who plays Victoria on One Tree Hill. With One Tree Hill, I'm wondering how you got involved with the show and how that opportunity came about for you? They were looking for the part of Brooke's mom, and it kind of came the usual way, through my agent. It was a little over a year ago now. I loved the opportunity to play such a witch. In the conversation I had with [creator] Mark Schwahn before I even started, he described her to me in full detail. He really fleshed her out, really had this great idea, and really had this solid, clear vision of this character. He said, "I've seen your other work, and you come across very warm-heartedly. I don't want you to come from that place." And I said, "Oh, I think I can muster up a bitchy place to come from." My boyfriend agreed wholeheartedly. [laughs] I was a big fan of Melrose Place back in the day, and on that show you were the nice character who had crazy people surrounding you all the time. On One Tree Hill you really get to be on the other side, and you get to make other people's lives hellish. Is one of those more fun for you to play? The former is more natural to me, and I think it's more natural to, hopefully, most people. When I was playing that character on Melrose, you're sort of a person who has good intentions, and then the craziness happens and you react to that. You have a lot of emotional reaction to what's going on around you. When I play Victoria, she doesn't have access to any of that basic human feeling. She doesn't experience those emotions that I, Daphne, or other characters that I've played experience on a daily basis. She just doesn't. Maybe Victoria doesn't do it in the best way, but she really is looking out for her daughter and her daughter's company. Before [Brooke] turned [her company] into an empire, just about then when it could happen, she decided to return to some backwater town and throw it all away. Victoria has gotten investors, has invested her own name, her work, and money that she's raised, and the board can actually sue you for being irresponsible and squandering their money. She's not fooling around, and she doesn't have time to deal with these emotions that Brooke wants her to fool around with. This is serious, she's not a kid anymore. When I started to see it from that way, as opposed to how can I be mean, it made more sense and it was easier to play. A lot of fans seem to think that Victoria might be responsible for Brooke's mugging that happened a couple episodes ago. Do you know anything about that, or anything else that's coming up for your character? There is stuff coming up about that, and I cannot talk about it. I like the way that it was written, and I like to let people think whatever they want. That's obviously what was wanted from the writers, and I do have more to do around that coming up. I can't really talk about that, but I would say, just in theory, that it's not beyond Victoria to do something like that. She's that desperate and that ill-equipped with doing things properly, and that's been proven. Of course, they did introduce that young girl at the same time in the same episode, and she's also desperate. Most of your scenes on the show are with Sophia Bush. Did you get to audition with her beforehand? How is that chemistry on the set? No, I didn't audition for this, but the chemistry was just sort of meant to be. We hit it off right away. I remember being in the makeup trailer early on, talking about Buddhism, boys, [and] life. We went to the beach a couple times. She reminds me of myself in a way that she's incredibly independent, and she's much smarter than I, but there's this very grown up aspect to Sophia. She does a lot, she gets a lot done, and I don't think she really needs to depend on other people to get things done. It's hard to really be mean to her! She's a sensitive actress, so afterwards it'll be like "cut," and then I hug her, and we'll both be like, "Hey! How are you doing? Are you okay?" I know that you do a lot of work to help protect the environment. I was wondering if you could talk a little bit about that. Most recently I'm working with Environmental Justice Group. Environmental Justice, those are the grassroots groups that are in most of the poor neighborhoods in cities across the country. They really carry the burden by living where we put our ports, we build our oil refineries, and all of our garbage treatment plants go in these poor neighborhoods. The places that you drive through and don't really want to go, and don't want to spend much time in, people live there. There are a lot of grassroots organizations in these neighborhoods, and there's one here in L.A., a really fantastic one that's been around for three years. I've been working with them, and we just produced a short video for them to help raise awareness and funding. Did you want to talk about some of your other projects coming up? I know you have a movie on the Hallmark Channel coming up soon. [Mail Order Bride, airing November 8.] That was a Western, and it was so fun to do. So fun. [The character is] a pickpocket and a swindler. She starts out in Boston, but you also see her on the horses, shooting shotguns, and holding down the homestead while it's being attacked. It's really a fun Western. So much fun that we're looking into developing another one. source

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Buddy TV interview with Robbie Jones:


Tragedy seems to strike fairly often on One Tree Hill, but that doesn't make it any easier to witness. On last night's shocking episode, Quentin was shot in the back of the head and killed after walking into a gas station in the middle of a robbery. The character was introduced last season as a cocky know-it-all whose biggest accomplishment was punching K-Fed in the face, but he'd truly grown and evolved since then. Not only had he become a good friend to Jamie, but he was also offering Nathan encouragement to pursue his basketball dreams. Quentin will truly be missed, and next week we'll see how his death affects One Tree Hill's major characters.

I had a chance to sit down with actor Robbie Jones today to discuss his role on the show, his shocking exit, and his plans for the future. Read on for the mp3 and complete transcript of the interview.


This is Don from BuddyTV and today I'm talking to Robbie Jones, who plays Quentin on One Tree Hill. First of all, how did you get involved with One Tree Hill and what was that process like for you?

My manager saw the breakdown, saw the role of Quentin Fields, and he just thought it was right for me. He sent me on an audition, I went in there and auditioned a couple times. They liked me, they decided to bring me back, but they wanted to see if I could play basketball. I went over there and shot some hoops with one of the producers, and little did they know I played basketball in college and played a little professional basketball, so that was kind of the easy part. So I went in there, did that, and the rest is history.


How important was the basketball aspect? Would they have cast you if you couldn't play?

Absolutely not. They made that pretty clear during the whole audition process. I guess they've run into a few people in the past they've cast as guest stars on the show who claimed to have extreme basketball skills, and when they get them out to Wilmington the guys couldn't chew gum and run at the same time. So they were pretty specific on the ability to actually play.


It was pretty shocking what happened to your character last night. When did you find out about it and what was your reaction?

It was an interesting thing. Me and the Mark Schwahn, the creator, actually spoke about it and it was the direction that he felt he wanted to take the show, and he felt it would have a real strong impact on the viewers because of how important Q had become to the cast. It was just the direction he chose to take the show, and as always, I completely respect his vision and his outlook on the show. You just gotta roll with it.


Just because Quentin is gone, does that mean you'll never be on the show again?

That's up to the powers that be. You'll just have to stay tuned and see what happens.


Last season Quentin was cocky and had a lot of conflict, especially with Haley, and this season he evolved a lot. Which of those was more fun to play for you?

Honestly, it's always fun to play the bad guy. The cocky guy, the arrogant kid. People in my family and my friends see that and they're like, “Man, you are absolutely nothing like that, dude. That's hilarious.” It's fun to get the chance to play someone who's nothing like you. It's a treat. You don't get a chance to do that too often as an actor, get a chance to play something completely, completely opposite of yourself. It's all fun. I think I like the bad guy better.


You had a lot of scenes with Jackson Brundage [Jamie]. What was he like to work with?

First of all, Jackson is extremely talented just as an actor in general, whether he's the little kid or not. I think he's just tremendously talented and he's a bundle of joy, a fun little kid. He loves coming to work on a daily basis like everybody else. He has a great time out there and we have a great time with him. He's everybody's best friend on the set.


Is there anything you would have liked to see Quentin get a chance to do?

I wanted to see him get that cast off! I wanted to see his hand get right so we could see what he's made of. The boy has skills, and when he got his hand broken by Mr. Federline's face we never got the chance to see Q play to his full potential. That would've been nice, to see Q all healed up and dunking on everybody again.


What was it like filming that scene where you got to punch out Kevin Federline?

As you would think, it's always fun to simulate some fighting and get a chance to knock out a few people and be the tough guy hero. Aside from it being Kevin, that was fun. But the fact that all this press surrounds Kevin, one of those guys where the paparazzi are all over him – some people don't like him, some people love him – it was fun to get a chance to knock out Britney Spears' ex on national TV. It was fun, and he was a great sport about it, he's a great guy and it was all a really good time.


Are there any actors on the show you didn't get a chance to work with that you would've liked to have a few scenes with?

I would've really loved to get a chance to work with Soph[ia Bush] and Hilarie [Burton]. I didn't really get a chance to do that much with them. But it would've been cool to get a chance to work with my girl Soph and hang out with Hilarie on set a little more. We never really crossed paths that much when we were shooting.


What was it like coming onto a set where everyone had been together for almost five years?

At first it was a little intimidating because you figure everyone's got their little cliques and everyone's a big family and they're like, “Oh, the new guy's here, uh-oh.” But it was actually quite surprising to see how everybody embraced me with open arms like I had been there the whole time. It was really surprising for me because when I got there I didn't know what to expect. It was my first day on the set and everybody was just so gracious, so nice, so humble, so it made it really easy. The whole crew and cast is really loving out there, they've found this humongous family and I can see why the show is so successful and been running so smoothly for six seasons now.


Do you know anything that's coming up now that Quentin's gone? Do you know how his death will affect the other characters?

There's going to be some things that happen because of his death, but of course it wouldn't be too cool of me to say anything. I'll plead the fifth on this one [laughs].


What's coming up in the future for you, do you have any other projects lined up?

There's this film I just recently shot that's going to be coming out around Christmas time called Hurricane Season, so be on the lookout for that. That's a really exciting project that we shot down in New Orleans that should be out on Christmas Day.

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One Tree Hill Television show - One Tree Hill TV Show - Yahoo! TV

Brooke and Peyton Clip

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Youtube version of the Yahoo! clip:

YouTube - One Tree Hill 6.03 Preview: Peyton/Brooke

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“ONE TREE HILL” — (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET)
“You’ve Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie In It”

FINAL SHOWDOWN WITH NANNY CARRIE — Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Lindsey (guest star Michaela McManus) face a tenuous future, while Nathan (James Lafferty) receives an offer from a pro basketball team. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) unwittingly puts Jamie’s (Jackson Brundage) life in peril, while Brooke (Sophia Bush) struggles with giving up her company. Peyton (Hilarie Burton) discovers a dark secret about her new recording artist. Haley learns the truth about Dan (Paul Johansson), which leads to a final showdown with Carrie (guest star Torrey DeVitto, “Beautiful People”). William H. Brown directed the episode written by Mark Schwahn

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6.09: "Sympathy For The Devil" by The Rolling Stones
6.10: "Even Fairy Tale Characters Would Be Jealous" by PlayRadioPlay!