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Pics
Babybluesteel's pics
Interview with SPOILERS
Gamble on whether the actors ever surprise her with their performances:
"Oh my God, all the time. The story that comes to mind was when I saw the dailies for `Heart.' I wrote that last scene, and I was like, 'He'll cry a single tear, and Sam will look upset that he has to shoot her.' And then Sam was so emotionally invested in what was happening and Dean was so invested in what was happening, and it was so heart-wrenching. And (Jensen and Jared) were working for the Emmy, if only they gave Emmys to shows like ours. And I was so
proud of them and so moved by them. You can't underestimate our actors. They're just fantastic."
Jensen
On which is harder emotionally, to be the character who is dying, or the character who is grieving:
"The grieving one would be harder. Anything emotional, as far as the work goes, is really taxing. I would rather have a day of physical stunts all day long - running and jumping and diving through windows, all of that stuff - than a day of emotional torment."
"Some of those scenes that we do, where were talking about Dad, or when I die or when Sam dies, it's hard. Your mind knows its not real, but your body doesn't. Which is why the tears are real and the body shakes are real. And it's not just one take. At the end of the day, it's just
exhausting. Exhausting. I'd much rather stay away from the emotional stuff."
(When it was pointed out to him that he does the emotional stuff awfully well, he laughed and added, "My own worst enemy.")
On being the subject of so much fan passion:
"I gotta tell you, it's really gratifying to come to a place like this and see the turnout that we have and the response that we get. Because we forget. We're stuck up in Vancouver nine months out of the year shooting this little show, and because we work so much and because it's just him and I all day long with the crew, they're pretty much the only people we see. So to know that what we're doing is reaching somebody and people are responding to it, people
are following it, it may sound cheesy, but it kind of makes it all worth
Jared
(And when it was pointed out that he is very good at being bad, Padalecki gave a hearty, "Thank you!" Followed by a slightly dubious, "I don't know how to take that. But..." Let's hope he took it as a compliment.)
Couldn't post more about Jared (and Eric) because they said things about S4.
More Mistery Spot stills
Teasers
Enjoy all the stuff and have a great weekend.
One more week and I'll be on vaction for three weeks...can't wait.
Pics
Babybluesteel's pics
Interview with SPOILERS
Gamble on whether the actors ever surprise her with their performances:
"Oh my God, all the time. The story that comes to mind was when I saw the dailies for `Heart.' I wrote that last scene, and I was like, 'He'll cry a single tear, and Sam will look upset that he has to shoot her.' And then Sam was so emotionally invested in what was happening and Dean was so invested in what was happening, and it was so heart-wrenching. And (Jensen and Jared) were working for the Emmy, if only they gave Emmys to shows like ours. And I was so
proud of them and so moved by them. You can't underestimate our actors. They're just fantastic."
Jensen
On which is harder emotionally, to be the character who is dying, or the character who is grieving:
"The grieving one would be harder. Anything emotional, as far as the work goes, is really taxing. I would rather have a day of physical stunts all day long - running and jumping and diving through windows, all of that stuff - than a day of emotional torment."
"Some of those scenes that we do, where were talking about Dad, or when I die or when Sam dies, it's hard. Your mind knows its not real, but your body doesn't. Which is why the tears are real and the body shakes are real. And it's not just one take. At the end of the day, it's just
exhausting. Exhausting. I'd much rather stay away from the emotional stuff."
(When it was pointed out to him that he does the emotional stuff awfully well, he laughed and added, "My own worst enemy.")
On being the subject of so much fan passion:
"I gotta tell you, it's really gratifying to come to a place like this and see the turnout that we have and the response that we get. Because we forget. We're stuck up in Vancouver nine months out of the year shooting this little show, and because we work so much and because it's just him and I all day long with the crew, they're pretty much the only people we see. So to know that what we're doing is reaching somebody and people are responding to it, people
are following it, it may sound cheesy, but it kind of makes it all worth
Jared
(And when it was pointed out that he is very good at being bad, Padalecki gave a hearty, "Thank you!" Followed by a slightly dubious, "I don't know how to take that. But..." Let's hope he took it as a compliment.)
Couldn't post more about Jared (and Eric) because they said things about S4.
More Mistery Spot stills
Teasers
Enjoy all the stuff and have a great weekend.
One more week and I'll be on vaction for three weeks...can't wait.
