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Great cast pics released thanks to FX. I’m missing some photos of the cast, tho’! I’ll finish this up–have to chop down the size of a couple more. The photos are huge but everyone looks awesome, especially Katey Sagal & Kurt Sutter (very cute together!) and Maggie Siff (just lovely)!
Sons of Anarchy – Season 3 – Cast at the Premiere!
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Sons of Anarchy on FX- Behind The Scenes – The Mayans

FXSonsofAnarchy | August 27, 2010

Go behind the scenes of FX’s Original Series, Sons of Anarchy. All New Season Tuesday, September 7 at 10PM ET/PT only on FX.

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After catching up on these Boardwalk Empire clips, I’m pretty intrigued.

The shows aims to portray a period in American history, beginning in January 1920, which was Prohibition with the realities of how people “coped” with alcohol being outlawed. Guys like Al Capone and “Lucky” Luciano were not much more than kids then, albeit criminal kids and they had their hands in the Prohibition till from the get-go. Actor Steve Buscemi, whose intonations were the reason I actually looked up and watched the first Boardwalk Empire commercial a couple of months ago, plays the crooked mayor of Atlantic City who, with the advent of Prohibition and the intensity of the criminal element surrounding it, struggles to find his place in transitioning from merely a crook to a full-blown gangster.

If you want to know more watch the videos. They are really well-done. The book sounds good, too. ;)

Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times and Corruption of Atlantic City (Paperback) Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times and Corruption of Atlantic City (Paperback)

Providing the inspiration and source material for the upcoming HBO series produced by Academy Award winning director Martin Scorsese and Emmy Award winning screenwriter Terence Winter, this riveting and wide-reaching history explores the sordid past of Atlantic City forever a freewheeling town long-dedicated to the fast buck from the city’s heyday as a Prohibition-era mecca of lawlessness to its rebirth as a legitimate casino resort in the modern era. A colorful cast of powerful characters, led by Commodore Kuehnle and Nucky Johnson, populates this stranger-than-fiction account of corrupt politics and the toxic power structure that grew out of guile, finesse, and extortion. Atlantic City’s shadowy past through its rise, fall, and rebirth is given new light in this revealing, and often appalling, study of legislative abuse and organized crime. Nelson Johnson practiced law for 30 years, during which time he was active in Atlantic City and Atlantic County politics. He is currently a judge of the New Jersey Superior Court, sitting in the Civil Division of Atlantic County. He lives in Hammonton, New Jersey. Terence Winter is an Emmy Award winning screenwriter for his work on The Sopranos. Along with Martin Scorsese, he is currently an executive producer for the HBO series Boardwalk Empire. He lives in New York City. 284 Pages comes with a 16-page insert that includes 34 color photos



HBO | Season 1 Ep. 0 | Added: August 24, 2010

“Boardwalk Empire” premieres September 19 at 9pm only on HBO. For more information, log onto HBO.com.

Boardwalk Empire Trailer #2 (HBO)


Boardwalk Empire Promo #3 (HBO)

HBO | Season 1 Ep. 0 | Added: June 16, 2010

HBO | Season 1 Ep. 0 | Added: August 23, 2010

Step onto the set of the highly anticipated HBO drama series “Boardwalk Empire” in this special behind-the-scenes look featuring interviews, clips from the show, and more. For more information, log onto HBO.com.

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Making Boardwalk Empire (HBO)

HBO | Season 1 Ep. 0 | Added: August 23, 2010

Step onto the set of the highly anticipated HBO drama series “Boardwalk Empire” in this special behind-the-scenes look featuring interviews, clips from the show, and more. For more information, log onto HBO.com.

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Sons of Anarchy on FX- Season Preview

FXSonsofAnarchy | August 25, 2010

Go behind the scenes of FX’s Original Series, Sons of Anarchy. All New Season Tuesday, September 7 at 10PM ET/PT only on FX.

Here’s an update on the promotion of Sons Of Anarchy.

Right now I don’t watch anything on FX but during the airing of  the Burn Notice season finale my spouse saw the first Sons of Anarchy promo–which this is not. I’d already seen it online. It’s black and white and very artsy. It shows none of the characters interacting, no sneak peeks…it’s just, to be honest it looks like a fanwank. A very good fanwank but a fanwank just the same not an enticing grab for you to snap to attention so fast that your neck sort of cracks.

NOW. This Promo is hot—so much hotter than the first and much more reflective of the tone of the show. I hope many people see it and don’t write off SOA due to the fancy-pants-looking first promo.

All I can say is if you never seen the show, either view an actual episode (vs. sneak peek) now in some format (DVD, download) or buckle yourself in and watch the “All New Season Tuesday, September 7 at 10PM ET/PT only on FX.”

Here is a quick peek at a scene from SOA season 3 featuring Maggie Siff as as Tara and Ally Walker as FBI Agent June Stahl.

Tara takes on Agent Stahl

(below) Katey Sagal as Gemma and Kim Coates as “Tig”, an SOA member tasked with keeping the on the lam Gemma “safe.”

Gemma & Tig 'argue' (Gemma always gets what Gemma wants--so more a 'discussion' with the outcome a given, lol.)

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The Walking Dead (AMC) – Premiere Trailer

nobodysleepsanymore | August 24, 2010

Trailer for new AMC series The Walking Dead.

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It looks completely derivative* but I totally want to see this. Is that so wrong?
*Aren’t all zombie flicks since Romero derivative? Does that matter?
Why am I so conflicted?!

edit/ OK. The blurb about The Walking Dead confirms that it is on the American Movie Channel (AMC)–it’s just a TV show.

Side note: Are TV shows and films “based on the comic book series “X,” currently the predominant inspirations for our viewing pleasures ‘cos it sort of seems that way (not that this is such a bad thing)?

Finally, I enjoyed hundreds of comic books–both DC and Marvel as a kid.  Since they can inspire films and television shows how are they different than graphic novels? Is it just the format, not substance necessarily? I always got the impression that comic books were somehow a “lower form” of graphic novels, not that I felt one way or the other having not been of the generation that seemed to bring about a resurgence of the graphic novel.

Those of you who were lucky enough to attend Comic-Con have already born
witness to the expected awesomeness of this show, but for everyone
else, “The Walking Dead” is AMC’s latest creation, based on the comics
crafted by Robert Kirkman. “The Green Mile” and “Shawshank Redemption”
director Frank Darabont is sitting at the helm of this grisly, hour-long
series.

The trailer opens with a pair of ominous birds, and then the backstory
unfolds of how police officer Rick Grimes, played by Andrew Lincoln,
finds himself living among the dead. We won’t spoil the entire trailer
for you, but we will say this: the tension is rife within the four and a
half minutes AMC provides.

Sit back and enjoy over at AMCTV.com. Did the trailer give you chills?
The first episode – which will be 90 minutes instead of 60, as are the
rest of the season’s episodes – will debut at 10 p.m. on October 31.(via)

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