Nina is de afgelopen paar dagen druk bezig geweest met de promotie van haar nieuwste film ‘xXx Return of Xander Cage’.

Galerij Links:
http//: January 17: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
http//: January 17: AOL Build Series
http//: January 18: Live With Kelly
http//: January 19: The Late Late Show
http//: January 19: “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” Press Conference in LA
http//: January 19: ‘xXx: Return Of Xander Cage’ Premiere in Los Angeles
http//: January 20: Nina Dobrev’s 28th Birthday Party
http//: Build Series Portraits
http//: Coveteur

Er zijn stills van aflevering 8×10 Nostalgia’s A Bitch van ‘The Vampire Diaries’ is verschenen

Galerij Links:
http//: 8×10 – Nostalgia’s A Bitch

Phoebe heeft een nieuwe fotoshoot gehad met Paul McMillan voor de Alfa Romeo Portsea Polo.

Galerij Links:
http//: Paul McMillan (Alfa Romeo Portsea Polo)

Sara was vorig jaar te zien in de Canadese film ‘On The Farm’, foto’s hiervan staan in de galerij. Daarnaast heeft ze een rol in de Netflix serie ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ waarvan ze eerder deze week de premiere van bezocht. Screencaptures toegevoegd van Sara in de serie ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’!

Galerij Links:
http//: On The Farm (2016) > Posters
http//: On The Farm (2016) > Movie Stills
http//: A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) > Season 1: Episode Stills
http//: A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) > Season 1: Screencaptures

De pagina’s van de seizoen 8 afleveringen zijn geupdate met de laatste informatie en weetjes, daarnaast staan ook de laatste previews & clips en de videosectie :D

Pagina Links
http//: Seizoen 8 > previews & clips
http//: Seizoen 8 > afleveringen

De eerste still van het vierde seizoen van ´The Originals´ is verschenen. Er is nog weinig over het nieuwe seizoen bekend, nog geen afleveringtitels, het aantal afleveringen of definitieve plot. Alleen dat deze vanaf 17 maart te zien is op The CW.

Galerij Links:
http//: 4×01 –

Er zijn enkele nieuwe fotoshoot (outtakes) verschenen van Claire, Kat en Malese.

Galerij Links:
http//: PANDORA’s Holiday Collection 2016
http//: Harold Julian #3
http//: AOL Build Series Portraits
http//: Nation-Alist MagazineBaeblemusic Day Party

Ian, Kat, Nina, Phoebe en Sara waren begin dit jaar aanwezig op enkele events, foto’s staan in de galerij!

Galerij Links:
http//: January 5: ‘xXx: Return of Xander Cage’ – Mexico Photocall & Press Conference
http//: January 5: xXx Return of Xander Cage’ World Premiere in Mexico City
http//: January 5: ‘xXx: Return of Xander Cage’ – Mexico Press Junkets
http//: January 7: The Art of Elysium presents Stevie Wonder’s HEAVEN
http//: January 8: The 2017 InStyle & WB Golden Globe Awards Party
http//: January 10: xXx Return of Xander Cage’ European Premiere in London
http//: January 11: ‘Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Screening
http//: January 12: New BUILD Studio Opening
http//: January 14: Alfa Romeo Portsea Polo

Kat, Malese en Nina waren eind vorig jaar nog aanwezig op enkele events, foto’s staan in de galerij!

Galerij Links:
http//: April 3: iHeartRadio Concert at Macy’s
http//: December 6: The Actors Fund’s 2016 Looking Ahead Awards
http//: December 19: 2016 Just Jared Holiday Party
http//: December 20: Fox 5 NY Radio Station
http//: December 20: The Baeblemusic Day Party

Producer Michael Narducci verlaat de CW na een deal met de zender ABC, hij zal dus niet langer betrokkken zijn bij ‘The Originals’ als deze een vijfde seizoen zou krijgen.

Michael Narducci is leaving Warner Bros. Television. Series creator Julie Plec will return to serve as showrunner on a potential fifth season.
The CW’s The Originals is losing its showrunner.

Michael Narducci is stepping down and leaving producers Warner Bros. Television in favor of a two-year overall deal with ABC Studios, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Under his new two-year pact, Narducci will create and develop projects for the studio behind such hits as Grey’s Anatomy and American Crime. The deal brings him closer into the Disney family after developing Vertigo comic book Unfollow last season for ABC as part of his deal with WBTV.

The directeur van de zender CW heeft laten weten dat ze pas in de lente iets kunnen zeggen over de toekomst van ‘The Originals’. Hij hoopt dat de serie door kan gaan maar het hangt af van de kijkcijfers, het nieuwe seizoen begint op 17 maart op de zender.

Because it was held for midseason and has yet to debut its fourth season, the fate of The Vampire Diaries spinoff The Originals‘ will not be decided until spring. Pedowitz was asked whether the offshoot could go on after the mothership series ends.

“I’m hoping that The Originals can continue, a lot of it will depend on performance,” Pedowitz said, adding that he believes in showrunner Julie Plec.

With one season left in The Vampire Diaries’ run, we decided it was time to start collecting everyone’s final diary entries. Every week during the final season, EW is asking those involved with the show to look back on one of their favorite moments from the series. So grab your tissues and join us on this trip down a vampire-filled memory lane.

This week, David Anders remembers Uncle John…

I initially took the part because I was already friends with Ian Over-the-Shoulder-Smolderholder and the opportunity to go to Atlanta and play with my buddy sounded amazing to me. So I joined the show to play with my buddy Ian, but it turned out to be the best choice I’ve ever made as an actor because they all are my friends for life and will always be. I love them all. It was just an absolute pleasure to play vampires with them.

When I got the news that Uncle John was going to be Elena’s father, that was a bit of a shock to me seeing as how I’m only seven years older than sweet, sweet Nina [Dobrev]. They told me that news and they were like, “Whatever you do, do not tell Nina about this.” I didn’t. I was a good boy and when they finally did tell Nina that that was happening, I remember she called me at like four in the morning and somehow my phone was on and she was just like, “What the? You’re just like a spit older than me, how does that work?” And I was like, “Well, I play older, as has always been the case in my career, and you play younger, so I guess it’s going to work.” That was a fun thing to play with.

And actually, the stuff where John was being a dad to Elena, that was fun for me. It was interesting because I’d never been a father in anything I’d ever done before, though he wasn’t the ideal father by any stretch. But my whole career I’ve played villains, so that’s kind of easy for me to do, so the opportunity to play something a little different, a little lighter was a great treat for me. But even then I was still trying to kill her boyfriend.

It’s interesting because everybody hated my character until he killed himself. It was nice of them to give this much-hated character an honorable death. It was a bit unexpected. He was just finally coming into his own as a dad. He was owning his fatherhood.

I think when they offered me the role, they said it’s going to be an extensive arc. I did like 15 or 17 episodes over two seasons, which was fine by me. I remember Paul Sommers, our wonderful director of photography, was directing his first episode and he’s the one who killed me. So that process was filled with a lot of apologies. But a lot of people died that episode. It was an episode of death.

John served his purpose. I think it was time, though I was truly upset because it’s such a tight family and for the first time in my life I was acting with people who were like my same age. I wasn’t the young guy. It was like, “Hey we’re all peers here, man. Let’s all learn together!” I was sad to leave the show, but it was fun while it lasted.

I lobbied [showrunner] Julie [Plec] to bring him back. I was like, “You don’t have to pay me, just let me come back to Atlanta and play with everyone.” She’s like, “Uncle John didn’t have any supernatural powers.” I was like, “He had a ring that brought him back from the dead, that’s pretty supernatural!” She was like, “Yeah but that was just jewelry.” So I gave up on coming back to the show. What do we got, 10 episodes left? Alright, I’ve got 10 episodes to get John back in the fray.

The Vampire Diaries airs Fridays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.

Even as The Vampire Diaries is coming to an end, co-lead Ian Somerhalder will stay in business with the CW as a producer. The network has put in development Transience, an hourlong drama from Somerhalder and Nikki Reed’s recently launched Rare Birds Productions. Warner Bros. TV, where Rare Birds has a pod deal, is the studio.

In Transience, written by Thomas Brandon, when consciousness transfers become legal in the near future, an ambitious young musician finally gets the kind of body and life that he wants. But the procedure has side effects, sending him down a dark rabbit hole where identity, memory and the past start to violently collide. Somerhalder and Reed executive produce, Brandon will serve as supervising producer. Tracy Ryerson of Rare Birds will oversee the project.

Brandon is an LA-based screenwriter and director with several award-winning short films under his belt. He is also a produced playwright and former Nicholl Fellowship semi-finalist. Brandon is repped by Paradigm and Lee Stobby Entertainment. Somerhalder is repped by ICM Partners and Untitled Entertainment. Reed is repped by Paradigm and Thruline Entertainment.

Het plot van aflevering 8×11 – You Made a Choice to Be Good van ‘The Vampire Diaries’ is verschenen.

WHEN EVIL RETURNS – Cade (guest star Wolé Parks) returns to Mystic Falls and presents Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) with additional assignments, each with unthinkable consequences. Even with tension growing in their friendship, Caroline (Candice King) and Matt (Zach Roerig) do their best to protect the town’s residents from Cade’s appetite for their souls. Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Enzo (Michael Malarkey) hit the road on a romantic trip, taking the bell with them in hopes to keep it safe. Carol Banker directed the episode written by Melinda Hsu Taylor & Celine Geiger (#811). Original airdate 2/3/2017.

With one season left in The Vampire Diaries’ run, we decided it was time to start collecting everyone’s final diary entries. Every week during the final season, EW is asking those involved with the show to look back on one of their favorite moments from the series. So grab your tissues and join us on this trip down a vampire-filled memory lane.

This week, Malese Jow remembers Anna…

My whole experience on Vampire Diaries was a crazy rollercoaster because I initially started the show and was only supposed to be a small recurring character, so any time it would go into a different place for Anna and once she got a mom and all of that, I was blown away. She had so many facets: She got to be a badass, she got to be vulnerable, she got to have some family around. The character evolved and I didn’t know where she was going.

I definitely loved the relationship that she had with Jeremy. I feel like even though we found out she was hundreds of years old — she was this vampire who’s seen a lot of life and has gone through a lot of stuff — there was an innocence that he brought out of her that she thrived in and he did too, so their dynamic was so beautiful to me. I loved working with Steven (McQueen). We were best friends on and off set.

Something that really sticks out to me was doing the flashback episodes to 1864. That was super cool. I got to work closely with Kelly Hu (Pearl) which was amazing. We got to work on plantations and wear authentic period clothes. I also loved working with Ian (Somerhalder), too. I learned a lot from him, so any time I had scenes with him, I would be very excited about that. Ian and Paul (Wesley) and Nina (Dobrev) were definitely the captains of the ship. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to work too much with Paul and Nina so by default it was Ian, but he just has this charisma — it did something to the show, so I’m always in awe of him as an actor and as a human being in general.

When I found out Anna was going to die, it was heartbreaking. Since I was a recurring character, it was just episode to episode, so I was always on the edge of my seat. Through that I became so close with the cast and crew, so once I found out, of course everyone found out, and they were heartbroken. There was a Team Anna video that we put together. Everyone was a part of it; the fans got involved. That was a very emotional day. The crew was wrecked after the death scene, as was I. It was hard but everyone was rooting for me and for the character and it paid off! I got to see season 3.

The season 3 goodbye episode was so emotional. Anna and Jeremy had their final goodbyes and Anna finally found peace, so for that character, it was just a huge episode and it was emotionally draining, but the writing is so good so it made my job so easy. She really did get a happy ending, and I’m so glad that they brought me back and let me live her out a little bit more. I know after the initial death in the first season, there was so much backlash on Twitter from fans. I think that’s what’s so cool about this show is the writers and everyone behind the scenes were so in tune with what the fans wanted that Anna was able to have a second chance on the show and wrap things up in a nicer, happier way. I’m very thankful for that. I don’t quite know where she went, but hopefully she’s somewhere nice and very far away from Mystic Falls.

The show totally rerouted my career as an actor. I was a child actor and I was kind of at a crossroads. I was 18 at that time and I wanted to be taken more seriously and I wanted to book the right role, but those things just kind of have to be in the stars and fortunately, it was for me. It was a rollercoaster auditioning process and thankfully Kevin (Williamson) and Julie (Plec) believed in me and one thing led to another. It was supposed to be two to four episodes, and it turned out being two seasons. I met friends for life in the cast and crew and I have so much love for everyone. I’m sad that the show is ending but I’m also happy and honored to be able to say that I was a part of it.

The Vampire Diaries airs Fridays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.