Percy Jackson: An Exclusive Interview with Author Rick Riordan
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief will be reaching theatres next week, so it seems appropriate to go back to the source of it all, author Rick Riordan. In the course of this interview, he discusses the origins of the Percy Jackson novels, how the character has evolved, his feelings about the film and plans for a spin-off book series. Click To Play Related posts:Exclusive Interview: Writer Melissa Rosenberg, From Dexter to The Twilight SagaSmallville: Exclusive Interview with Erica DuranceExclusive Interview: Bruce Timm on “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earth”
Smallville: Exclusive Interview with Erica Durance
In this exclusive audio interview, actress Erica Durance discusses season nine of Smallville, the evolving relationship between Lois and Clark and her feelings about the show delving even deeper into the mythology of the Man of Steel. Click To Play Related posts:Smallville Audio Interview: Erica DuranceSmallville: Exclusive Interview – Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part II”Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 4″
Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 4″
In the final installment of SciFi Media Zone's exclusive audio interview with actor Michael Shanks, he shares his feelings of becoming a part of the Superman mythology as well as the physical rigors involved in his portraying Hawkman. Click To Play Related posts:Smallville: Exclusive Interview – Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part II”Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 3″Smallville – Michael Shanks Audio Interview on “Absolute Justice, Part 1″
The Making of the Star Trek Pilots, Part 3: “Assignment Earth”
The second season of STAR TREK concluded with a pilot for a proposed spin-off series that would have starred Robert Lansing as Gary Seven, a human captured by alien beings and trained to save mankind from destroying itself. Helping Seven is secretary Roberta Lincoln (Terri Garr), though the two of them first have to convince the time traveling Kirk and Spock that they are there to save the future, not destroy it. “Assignment Earth” was written by Gene Roddenberry and the late Art Wallace (who is also the creator of the storyline for the soap opera DARK SHADOWS). “It’s interesting in ...
The Women of Sci-Fi (1970’s)
Earlier this month, SciFiTVZone provided a list of women who paved the way in science fiction within the world of television. This next installment continues in that path, focusing on the actresses from 1970’s TV: • Lynda Carter was legendary Diana Prince aka Wonder Woman in the 1970’s cult-classic series. In her red, white and blue costume she saved mankind from themselves on a daily basis. • Lindsey Wagner as the one and only Jamie Sommers in The Bionic Woman in the 1970’s series was the first female cyborg, who was saved after a near-fatal parachuting accident and worked as a secret ...
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Smallville: Exclusive Interview with Erica Durance
In this exclusive audio interview, actress Erica Durance discusses season nine of...
Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 4″
In the final installment of SciFi Media Zone’s exclusive audio interview with...
Smallville: Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part 3″
In the third of our exclusive four-part interview with actor Michael Shanks, he continues...
Smallville: Exclusive Interview – Michael Shanks on “Absolute Justice, Part II”
In the second of our four-part conversation with Michael Shanks, he discusses Smallville’s...
Smallville – Michael Shanks Audio Interview on “Absolute Justice, Part 1″
In its ninth season, Smallville has done an impressive job of rebounding creatively,...
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New Moon: Chaske Spencer and Alex Meraz, Exclusive Audio Interview Part 2
The Twilight Saga: New Moon wolfpack members Chaske Spencer and Alex Meraz continue...
The Making of “Legion”
The end of the world is upon us with the release of “Legion,” in which...
Star Trek: Sequel & Book News
Although it will represent a three-year span between films, Paramount has announced...
SciFi Movie Zone: Spider-Man 4 Delayed
According to Nikke Finke’s Deadline Hollywood blog, Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man...
New Moon Exclusive Interview: Alex Meraz & Chaske Spencer, Part 1
One of the greatest revelations at the recent press junket for The Twilight Saga:...
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Percy Jackson: An Exclusive Interview with Author Rick Riordan
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief will be reaching theatres next...
The Clone Codes
TITLE: The Clode Codes AUTHORS: Patricia C. McKissack, Frederick L. McKissack, John...
Star Trek: Lost Voyages of the Reimagined Universe
This summer the Star Trek universe as reimagined by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman and...
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Interview: Voice Director Andrea Romano on “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths”
You need a voice echoing the All-American trust of Superman? Andrea Romano gets Mark...
Exclusive Interview: Bruce Timm on “Justice League: Crisis on Two Earth”
In February Warner Bros. releases its latest DVD animated adventure from DC Comics,...
Producer Bruce Timm Talks the Animated “Spectre”
Over the years, DC and Warner Bros. have been pretty innovative in bringing various...
Voices From Krypton: Superhero Movie Roundup
The world of superhero movies is an ever-expanding one, and in this roundup of news...
The Making of “Justice League: The Animated Series”
Warner Home Video recently released Justice League: The Complete Series on DVD, which...
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New Moon: Chaske Spencer and Alex Meraz, Part 3
In the final part of SciFi Media Zone’s exclusive audio interview with New...
Vampire Diaries: TV Guide Photo Shoot Video
While shooting the stars of The Vampire Diaries for a cover story, TV Guide also...
The Vampire Diaries: Bloodlines Promo
New episodes of The Vampire Diaries return to the CW beginning on January 21, 2010,...
“True Blood” Casting Notes
Looks like Tara is going to find love of the undead kind in the form of vampire Franklin...
The Vampire Diaries: Week in Review
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2009 Executive producer Julie Plec let it be known that Being...
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The Making of the Star Trek Pilots, Part 3: “Assignment Earth”
The second season of STAR TREK concluded with a pilot for a proposed spin-off series...
The Making of the Star Trek Pilots, Part 2: “Where No Man Has Gone Before”
With Jeffrey Hunter departing, taking over the center seat of the Enterprise in the...
The Questor Tapes: Now and In Retrospect
Roddenberry Productions has announced that it’s aligned itself with Ron Howard...
The Making of “Justice League: The Animated Series”
Warner Home Video recently released Justice League: The Complete Series on DVD, which...
Dark Shadows: Jonathan Frid Audio Interview, Part 1
Back in the 1980s, SciFi TV Zone Editor Edward Gross was researching a book on the...
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The Weekly Round-Up for Feb. 1 to 5
Here are the sci-fi based entertainment news items for this week: TV SERIES NEWS A new series finale date for the ABC series Lost was announced earlier this week: Sunday, May 23. Mark your calendar! The final episodes of Saving Grace will air on TNT starting on March 29 at 9 PM with back-to-back episodes. The remaining 7 episodes will play out over... [Read more of this review]
The Weekly Round-Up for Jan. 25 to 29
Here are the sci-fi based entertainment news items for this week: CONDOLENCES Legendary author J.D. Salinger (The Cather in the Rye) passed away this week at the age of 91. Petite actress Zelda Rubinstein, who played the psychic in the classic movie Poltergeist passed away at 76 this past week. NEWS The new FOX drama Past Life will be airing one week... [Read more of this review]
The Making of the Star Trek Pilots, Part 2: “Where No Man Has Gone Before”
With Jeffrey Hunter departing, taking over the center seat of the Enterprise in the second pilot would be Canadian-born actor William Shatner, whose career had included highly acclaimed roles on stage (THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG, A SHOT IN THE DARK), screen (THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV) and television (TWILIGHT ZONE, THE OUTER LIMITS, FOR THE PEOPLE, and the... [Read more of this review]
The Weekly Round-Up for Jan. 18 to 22
Here are the sci-fi based entertainment news items for this week: NEWS The annual PaleyFest held by the Paley Center for Media will be held from February 26 to March 14 and the full schedule was announced this week. It is as follows: Friday, February 26 at 7 PM – Modern Family Saturday, February 27 at 7 PM – Lost Monday, March 1 at 7 PM... [Read more of this review]
The Weekly Round-Up for Jan. 11 to 15
Here are the sci-fi based entertainment news items for this week: NEWS Scott Bakula has signed on to reprise his role as Chuck’s spy daddy, Steve, for multiple episodes of the NBC series Chuck. It was announced by ABC that Harold Perrineau and Cynthia Watros will return to Lost for the final season. Also returning are Ian Somerhalder, Dominic Monaghan... [Read more of this review]
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The Making of the Star Trek Pilots, Part 3: “Assignment Earth”
The second season of STAR TREK concluded with a pilot for a proposed spin-off series that would have starred Robert Lansing as Gary Seven, a human captured by alien beings and trained to save mankind from destroying itself. Helping Seven is secretary Roberta Lincoln (Terri Garr), though the two of them first have to convince the time traveling Kirk... [Read more of this review]
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