Scans: TV Guide on SDCC

Written by admin on July 23 2015

HQ digital scans of current TV Guide issue featuring the highlights from Comic-Con – and of course, with Sam and Cait on it – are now added in our gallery, thanks Mouza!

SDCC: Caitriona Balfe On ‘Outlander’ Season 2

Written by admin on July 22 2015

“Outlander” is five episodes into filming Season 2, and Caitriona Balfe said she’s been enjoying the new material for her character, Claire Fraser, who is pregnant.

“It’s going really good,” Caitriona told Access Hollywood at Comic-Con earlier this month before returning to the show’s set in Scotland. “It’s a very visually – a very different show this year. I mean, obviously Claire and Jamie are sort of center and all that still. But yeah, it’s really beautiful. The sets are fantastic — so rich and so lush and the costumes are incredible, but you know what I’ve been really enjoying is that Claire’s pregnant and playing all of that – what that brings up in her and about impending motherhood and everything. It’s just been a really, really fun, great material to work with.”

Claire thought she couldn’t get pregnant, and now that she is, it affects the character quite deeply. (more)

Who Deserves an Emmy And Why?

Written by admin on July 15 2015

The Wrap asked to 33 Emmy contenders who (on their co-stars) deservers an Emmy and why. Sam Heughan is one of the contenders, and here’s his answer.

Sam Heughan (“Outlander”)
“I think everybody does. Caitriona [Balfe] is terrific. She has so much stamina and she carries the show. She has to show up everyday and just give her best. Tobias, equally, he’s an amazing actor. Those last couple of episodes where I really sort of got to go to some interesting places, he was there and we really supported each other and trusted each other. I think trust is the most important thing. If the actors and the director and the crew trust each other and you set up perimeters and boundaries, you give everyone space to do great work. I think we’ve got an amazing costume department, amazing writers, directors — just give us an Emmy for everything.”