If you are in the New York area next week, you can catch Just Before I Go at the Tribeca Film Festival on Thursday and Friday. For more info and to get tickets, go to TribecaFilm.com.
Reminder: Elementary tonight (10 pm, CBS)
It’s Thursday and Garret’s episode airs tonight at 10. Don’t forget to watch/DVR.
WHEN A PICKPOCKET DIES OF ANTHRAX POISONING, HOLMES AND WATSON RACE TO FIND THE SOURCE TO PREVENT AN OUTBREAK, ON “ELEMENTARY,” THURSDAY, APRIL 10
A pickpocket dies of anthrax poisoning, putting Holmes and Watson on the trail of the toxin’s source in order to prevent more deaths, on ELEMENTARY, Thursday, April 10 (10:01-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
Hand of God – official announcement from Amazon
Not really news, but Amazon has officially confirmed that they ordered the pilot and released a few more details about the cast and characters.
Marking the television debut of renowned filmmaker Marc Forster (Monster’s Ball, Finding Neverland, World War Z) and written by Ben Watkins, Hand of God stars Golden Globe winner Ron Perlman in his first lead television role since Sons of Anarchy as “Judge Pernell Harris.” Hand of God also stars Dana Delany as the Judge’s protective wife “Crystal Harris,” Garret Dillahunt as “KD,” the born-again sociopath, whose violent tendencies are exploited by Pernell, Andre Royo as the slick, smart, gregarious, and greedy mayor “Robert ‘Bobo’ Boston,” Alona Tal as Pernell’s grieving daughter-in-law “Jocelyn Harris,” Julian Morris as the questionable preacher “Paul Dobson,” Elizabeth McLaughlin as the preacher’s sultry girlfriend “Alicia,” and Emayatzy Corinealdi as Pernell’s call girl / confidante “Tessie.”
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Interview with the Deadwood cast
It’s been 10 years since Deadwood premiered (March 21, 2004) and Yahoo TV has a new interview with most of the main cast.
You can read it here.
Here is a nice little snippet:
Garret Dillahunt: When you get something like that, you just want to focus. Everybody comes to work focused. People hung out at “Deadwood.” People came to work when they weren’t called. You just wanted to be there because something special was happening. What made it special might have killed it, ultimately. I don’t know. I would be guessing. We took 21 days to finish an episode one time. No network can stomach that. We made sure it was right. The crew was like Spartan f–king warriors slogging through red mud with all this equipment. I’m sure [everyone] could have made more money on a network show or something, but everyone was proud. They were really proud of what they were doing. I felt in such good hands and in good company there. When there’s this mix of people who are like-minded in their goal, something spectacular happens.
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Elementary – promotional photos
See if you can spot the odd one out.
CBS, Thursday, April 10, 10 pm.
