[caf123]

Originally Posted by ele309 (View Post) If you're searching for Lauren Graham interviews and clips, blaab and I uploaded most of the stuff Canopus had on his site and also added some new clips. Smiling for no reason - that's her job!

Thanks! I'm gathering the links and offers people posted on the last thread, to put them all together for a kind of archive/resource in the second post here.

Real life interrupted - and still is, a bit, so sorry for the delay. The second post should be up in a day or so.

[lancer1993]

Originally Posted by Cappuccino (View Post) I'm not sure if it belongs in here but Darren Lynn Bousman gave in interview regarding his new movie Saw 4 in which Scott will star and he mentions him. Complete interview here

Thanks this is great!

maybe I'll have to go out and get the first 3 movies now.

[Roswell 10/2/00]

Extras needed for Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 this Saturday June 23rd in New Haven CT

Grant Wilfley Casting is seeking the following for background work on Saturday, June 23 for Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. Filming in Connecticut. People who live in or around New Haven, CT to portray audience members at a Shakespearean play. Email a picture and contact info to sisterhood@gwcnyc.com. Indicate in the subject line for which role you are submitting.

[nst]

Luke can see her face was on today - so you all know what will be on tommorrow - i am taping but can't watch it to emotional (the dancing) especially since the fourth episode of s7 was on tonight

I truly think the writers hanged themselves in season 7 awful storytelling along with AB and LG who both didn't speak up about the proper ending

[hellojojo123]

Originally Posted by Roswell 10/2/00 (View Post) Extras needed for Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 this Saturday June 23rd in New Haven CT

thanks for the news!

[lancer1993]

Melissa McCarthy - New show news

TV.com: Dr. Seuss forces ABC to change show name

Estate of "Cat in the Hat" author nixes name of ABC's Sam I Am. It's not often that a show gets a critic before it even airs (Cavemen an exemption), but a new comedy from ABC set to debut this fall has already become one celebrity's target. The estate of children's book author Dr. Seuss has taken exception to the show's name, Sam I Am, saying the title is lifted from the author's "Green Eggs and Ham," reports Variety. The show stars Christina Applegate (Married With Children) as a woman who suffers from amnesia. When she wakes up, she has no recollection of her past but quickly realizes that she was not at all nice to others. Henceforth, she tries to be good. In Green Eggs and Ham, the phrase "Sam I Am" is repeated frequently by the narrator, who at first despises the off-color breakfast grub. Apparently confident that Chuck Berry won't file any legal claims, ABC has renamed the show Samantha Be Good.

[hellojojo123]

wow nice, thanks for the news, Craig!

[gjoni]

Originally Posted by caf123 (View Post) Thanks! I'm gathering the links and offers people posted on the last thread, to put them all together for a kind of archive/resource in the second post here. Real life interrupted - and still is, a bit, so sorry for the delay. The second post should be up in a day or so.

This will be a great archive, caf. Take your time, it's a lot of work getting it together.

And thanks to all for bringing info over.
I hope people from the LG, SP, AB, MC threads bring over the actors' news to have it here in one spot.

[Cappuccino]

Thanks to Nadine on the LG board

Movie, what movie? Who wants to talk about Evan Almighty when Lauren Graham is willing to dish on The Gilmore Girls BOB STRAUSS Special to The Globe and Mail June 20, 2007 LOS ANGELES -- Lauren Graham is starring in Evan Almighty, one of the most anticipated comedies of the summer. (She plays the wife of Steve Carell's latter-day Noah.) But all anyone wants to talk about is life after The Gilmore Girls. The beloved series about single mother Lorelai (Graham) and only child Rory (Alexis Bledel) just wrapped its seventh and last season, leaving many of the show's fans inconsolable. Graham, her long frame casually attired in new jeans and a ruffled, white top, commiserates. "Like anything, people who are fans of something feel sad when it's gone. It's like a person; if you have a beloved show and you've been loyal to it, it's like a team and you want it to be loyal to you. I think people felt like they didn't have the, you know, ceremony about it. That would've been nice." The last episode of the program, cancelled at the end of the season, did have a summing-up quality to it: Rory graduated from Yale and got a going-away party from the whole town as she headed out to become a political correspondent, while Lorelai and Luke (Scott Patterson) finally got back together. Had they had more warning that the end was coming, however, Graham assures us that something a little more special would have occurred. But nothing very special, like lesser series do to boost ratings. "It's not that I didn't want to give fans anything they wanted," says Graham, 40. "I've just seen series end with a wedding so many times, and I didn't want it all tied up that neatly. Because the show is not an event-y show; it was quieter and smaller than that, [it was] about these little moments. What happened with Luke - that's what should have happened." Of course, talk of a Gilmore reunion movie began even before the last episode aired. At the moment, Graham doesn't even want to think about it. "It's not that I'd had enough," she says. "It was a very difficult show to do in terms of production. It stressed the two of us working a lot, and there was no way to do it any differently. The language meant that days were always long, the scenes were long. No matter how smoothly everything ran, there was no easy way to do it. Not that something has to be easy, but this show was a particular kind of bear." And there's been no rest yet. Graham is already making a movie opposite Matthew Perry (with whom the unattached actress was once romantically linked) and is scheduled to go right into another one as soon as that's finished. "I've only been home for, like, two weeks since the show ended," Graham says. "I still have boxes in the garage from the dressing room that I haven't unpacked. So, in many ways, I really don't know what the show being over feels like yet because I just kind of went to work. "I'm really glad about that. I thought my biggest problem was going to be, 'How do I fill my days?' " Guess we should say something about the movie at hand. Any messages worth taking from the biblically inspired Evan Almighty? "Just sort of, be kind and believe in love and all that kind of stuff," Graham, sounding so Lorelai, shrugs. click

[LaurenKisses]

Thanks for that! I loved the last line

[hellojojo123]

just read it in the LG bpard. Thanks, though!

[Katiegg108]

Was this brought over yet?

Question: What did you say about a Gilmore Girls contest?— Stephanie Ausiello: I'm still finalizing the deets. In the meantime, here's a clue about the exclusive prop I'll be giving away. It's something official that may have been of use to Michel and Lorelai, but most importantly, it's available to the Dragonfly’s guests as well (and something Kirk would definitely get his hands on if he were ever to stay at the inn). Any guesses?

- Ask Ausiello | TVGuide.com


I really want to know why I'm still subjecting myself to A/A every week... Old habits just don't die easily...

[Cappie]

Thanks. I like this:

Had they had more warning that the end was coming, however, Graham assures us that something a little more special would have occurred. But nothing very special, like lesser series do to boost ratings. "It's not that I didn't want to give fans anything they wanted," says Graham, 40. "I've just seen series end with a wedding so many times, and I didn't want it all tied up that neatly.

I'm guessing a earlier reconciliation (one or two episodes earlier) and then 'maybe' a proposal in the end. Not much more than that.

Still not blaming DSR. He didn't know better. Heck. LG didn't

ETA: Katie. I still go each week. I need my spoiler fix. Not the easiest thing to do, when
1. MA is an idiot
2. I don't want to read any LOST spoilers what so ever.

MA is still an idiot and I'm still succesful in avoiding LOST spoilers. I'm getting quite good at it. ( Of course one the biggest newspapers here had to bring over a huge spoiler from the last episode this previous season before I saw it. Stupid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry. OT.

[hellojojo123]

thanks for the news, Kaite and Cappie!

[Joannathe1]

The last episode of the program, cancelled at the end of the season, did have a summing-up quality to it: Rory graduated from Yale and got a going-away party from the whole town as she headed out to become a political correspondent, while Lorelai and Luke (Scott Patterson) finally got back together. Had they had more warning that the end was coming, however, Graham assures us that something a little more special would have occurred. But nothing very special, like lesser series do to boost ratings. "It's not that I didn't want to give fans anything they wanted," says Graham, 40. "I've just seen series end with a wedding so many times, and I didn't want it all tied up that neatly. Because the show is not an event-y show; it was quieter and smaller than that, [it was] about these little moments. What happened with Luke - that's what should have happened."

No to be bitter or anything but I think a few of us would like a better wrap up to the L/L sl and if any other couples need a wedding I'd say (moo) L/L needed more that a on and off couple that just get back together for 2 min sex and childish twitter, and a man only there for his daughter when he wants the mother and things are not going well or some dead relative leaves him some money.

And from what I saw of the latter seasons, it turn out like just any other tv show with soapy plotline so a wedding to neatly wrap up thing after seven seasons when we'll more than like not be seeing any other GG show again is not so bad. Let just say if all books end the way GG ends well...

And the brake-up of R/L what the hell was that about. I'm still scratching my head about who pull that plotline out of their a$$. But then again Luke's been ranting to Lorelai about everything in his life for almost seven seasons and when they became engage he couldn't rant to her about some unkown kid coming into his Diner and pulling his hair out.

In my opinion the Writers lost it.